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Let's suppose this very basic C# code:
var tab = new int[10];
I have read that non fixed variables can be moved in memory by garbage collector.
My question is: Is it possible that "tab" address change during my program execution ?
I just want to understand.
In fact, no matter if tab value change.
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Yes it will.
But you can use the fixed keyword to stop the GC from moving it if you so desire.
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Yes. The memory address of tab can be (and most probably will be) changed. Reference: ECMA-334 C# Language Specification, chapter 23.4.
The point is, in C# you don't need to bother about memory addresses as it's a managed language. All references to tab variable will be changed accordingly, and your program will survive garbage collection seamlessly.
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