Answer / narayansahu

array in .net is of reference type.It implements various
interfaces.also the array you create is automatically
derived from system.array class

Answer / shanta

Yes array is reference type because it uses address

Answer / sajan

All array types are implicitly derived from System.Array,
which itself is derived from System.Object. This means that
all arrays are always reference types which are allocated on
the managed heap, and your app's variable contains a
reference to the array and not the array itself.

Answer / zohaib brohi

option 1: int arrayone[6];

option 2 : int[] arraytwo = new int[6];

my question is are both options of arrays are refrence type or not? or which option is of which type ?

Answer / albarhami

Array is a reference type because its getting stored in a
managed memory i.e a heap

Answer / susanta

yes, array is a value type.

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