What is value type and reference type?
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Answer / usman
In simple words value types are those datatypes that store
there values on stack memory and values are settle down at
compile time example are "ENUM" and reference type are
those datatype that store there values in heap memory and
settle down while run time i.e dynamic types examples are
strings,class type etc
Cheers
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Value types are the variables that directly contain the
vaiue and are stored in stack memry.
Example: int, char, float...
Reference types does not contain the value directly but has
the address of the value i.e reference address..
Reference types are stored in Heap memory.
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Answer / sushma
value types store values,even if we copy that the orginal
one it is uneffected,even if we modify the copied one ,
the reference types stores refereneces of the object, if
copy that one ,it is effected,if we modify the copied one
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