Answer Posted / micho
Strings are reference types, but they are special reference
types because they are made to behave like value-types.
For instance, after assigning a string to another, the two
strings remain independent. Likewise, you compare strings
with the = operator (because it is overloaded).
You can open the MSDN and see that strings are classes (ie,
reference-types).
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