<em>containers</em> and are printed like this

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#&lt;RDNZL::CONTAINER System.Object #xAE28E0&gt;
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where <code>System.Object</code> is the name of  the .NET type of this
object and <code>#xAE28E0</code> is the hexadecimal representation of a C&nbsp;pointer
that won't change during the lifetime of this object. (Internally
containers are implemented as structures but this might change in
future versions so you shouldn't rely on it.)
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Note that each container has a .NET type that can be manipulat