Size of A Class (object) in .NET

Question

How to determine if a Class in .NET is big or small? Is it measured on how many it\'s attributes or fields, datatype of its attributes/fields? or return type of methods? par

Answer 1

While the following article is old (.NET 1.1), the concepts explain clearly what the CLR is doing to allocate memory for objects instantiated in your application; which heaps are they placed in, where their object reference pointers are addressing, etc.

Drill Into .NET Framework Internals to See How the CLR Creates Runtime Objects