Hy there i can see your post and i must say
In Delphi Prism, you have the concept of references and objects, which are closely related to pointers:
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References: In Delphi Prism, references behave somewhat like pointers. When you work with objects or complex data types, you‘re essentially working with references to those objects in memory. Changes made to the reference will reflect in the actual object.
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Garbage Collection: Delphi Prism, being part of the .NET framework, utilizes garbage collection to manage memory. This means that you don‘t have to manually allocate and deallocate memory for objects like you would with traditional pointers in languages like C or C++.
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Nullable Types: Delphi Prism supports nullable value types. This is a concept that allows a value type to also have a null value, similar to how pointers can point to null in other languages.
Thanks and regards
Robert Vaughn
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