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Note

In the examples that follow, I’m assuming that you have some background in C(++) pointer manipula-

tions. If this is not true in your case, feel free to skip this topic entirely. Again, writing unsafe code will not be a

common task for a vast majority of C# applications.

The unsafe Keyword

When you wish to work with pointers in C#, you must specifically declare a block of “unsafe code”

using the unsafe keyword (any code that is not marked with the unsafe keyword is considered “safe”

automatically). For example, the following Program class declares a scope of unsafe code within the

safe Main() method:

class Program

{

static void Main(string[] args)

{

unsafe

{