public class TestClass
{
public int TestNumber;
public string TestName;
public TestClass(string name, int number)
{
TestName = name;
Here is your problem:
Var1=new TestClass("Me",1);
Var2 = Var1;
Var2.TestName="aaa";
Var2 = Var1;
is actually a reference copy! This means that the Var2
will take the address of Var1
and no matter what you modify in either of them, it will be visible in the other. To get that, I would recommend using a copy of Var2
. To do so, create a method in your testClass
class.
public testClass copy()
{
testClass tC = new testClass(this.TestNumber, this.TestName);
return tC;
}
Now you can assign the value like this: Var2 = Var1.copy();