Answer / Himanshi

In .NET, value types are simple data types such as integers, floating-point numbers, and structs that hold their own memory. They are stored on the stack and have a fixed size. Reference types, on the other hand, include objects, arrays, and classes, which store their reference on the stack while their instance is allocated on the heap. Examples of value types are int, bool, and DateTime; examples of reference types are String, List<T>, and MyClass.

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