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35.16.1.Instantiates a new SecureString object by passing its constructor a pointer to a character array.

using System;

using System.Security;



public class Example

{

   unsafe public static void Main()

   {

      SecureString testString;

      char[] chars = { 't', 'e', 's', 't' };



      fixed(char* pChars = chars)

      {

         testString = new SecureString(pChars, chars.Length);

      }

      Console.WriteLine(testString.Length);

   }

}

35.16.SecureString
	35.16.1.	Instantiates a new SecureString object by passing its constructor a pointer to a character array.
	35.16.2.	Read password from console

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