I first saw a computer back in '94 at one of my cousin's home. It was a IBM machine, can't tell the model. The first one I got my hands on was probably a cloned PC, used to play Paranoid on it, that too was back in mid 90's. The first one I bought was in 2000, was a HP BRIO BA600.

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LoL :laugh:

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Yeah, that's my point.

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That's a way. But consider the following. One object is constructed, but two references.

Person p = new Person(); //1 reference to Person p
Person q = p; //2 references to Person p

How to track this?

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Hi. Is there any ways/ APIs to determine how many references of a certain object/ class a C# program creates/ uses during it's life cycle? Suppose there's a class Person and in my program several references to Person objects are made. How to determine the number of Person references in my program? Thanks.

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