using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // create a variable to hold a value type using the alias form

        // but don't assign a variable

        int myInt;

        int myNewInt = new int();

        // create a variable to hold a .NET value type

        // this type is the .NET version of the alias form int

        // note the use of the keyword new, we are creating an object from 

        // the System.Int32 class

        System.Int32 myInt32 = new System.Int32();

        // you will need to comment out this first Console.WriteLine statement

        // as Visual Studio will generate an error about using an unassigned

        // variable. This is to prevent using a value that was stored in the

        // memory location prior to the creation of this variable

        Console.WriteLine(myInt);

        // print out the default value assigned to an int variable

        // that had no value assigned previously

        Console.WriteLine(myNewInt);

        // this statement will work fine and will print out the default value for

        // this type, which in this case is 0

        Console.WriteLine(myInt32);

    }

}