Answer / Chandra Prakash Chaudhary

Value Types are Structs (including Enums) and they are stored on the stack memory. They are copied by value. Reference Types are Classes, Interfaces, Arrays, Strings, and Delegates. They are stored on the heap memory and they are copied by reference.

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