Answer Posted / amit kumar

Value Type:
When you assign value to value type variable to
another variable then it's value only copy to another
variable. It allocates memory in stack. Here both variables
work independent.

Reference Type:
When you assign value to reference type variable to
another reference type variable then it's value doesn't
copy both variables are dependent to each other and if you
change one value it reflects in other one. It allocates
memory in the heap data structure.

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