Answer / vijay

String is a reference type

Answer / ankur sehgal

string is reference type but it behaves as value
type.Because every time u assign a value to string a new
object is created.

Answer / vakil vijay vamangari

String is reference type .

Answer / vinay tiwari

//string is a refference type but it behavious like a value
//type.
//following programe show both charactersitic of string.
using System;
class a
{
public static void Main(String [] args)
{
String str1="hello";
String str2=str1;
String str3="hello";
Console.WriteLine(str1);
Console.WriteLine(str2);
if(str1==str3)
{
Console.WriteLine("str1 anb str3 are
equal ");
}
}
}

Answer / avisek

string is referrence type....
bcz there is no limitations of string means it can have variable length......thats why str[0],str[1],
string stores only the referrence to the value stored in it....

Answer / narayansahu

It's a common misconception that string is a value type.
That's because its immutability makes it act sort of like
a value type. It actually acts like a normal reference type

Answer / deepak sharma

string is both type it depends on use

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