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36.1.1.Unsafe Code

C# allows you to write "unsafe" code.
Unsafe code does not execute under the full management of the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
Unsafe code often involves the use of pointers.
Pointers are a bit like references in C#.
The main difference is that a pointer can point anywhere in memory
A reference always points to an object of its type.
To compile unmanaged code, you must use the /unsafe compiler option.

36.1.unsafe
	36.1.1.	Unsafe Code
	36.1.2.	Compile unsafe code
	36.1.3.	Using unsafe and fixed
	36.1.4.	Mark method as unsafe to pointers
	36.1.5.	Accessing Structure Members with a Pointer
	36.1.6.	Unsafe Methods
	36.1.7.	Using the unsafe keyword.
	36.1.8.	unsafe block

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