What is the Difference between value and reference type?
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Answer Posted / ajay
whenever a datatype is defined based on a structure it is said to be value type datatype.
whenever a datatype is derived from class definition then it is said to be reference type datatype.
value type memory allocated in stack
reference type memory allocated in heap
Inheritance is not support by the Value type members
Inheritance is support by the Reference type members
Value type data type are byte,int,uint,float,Double,decimal,char and bool
Reference type data type are string,class,objects,Enwn,interface and delegates
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