Answer / Raju Chaudhary

Value Types (also known as System.ValueType) are simple data types such as int, bool, and structs that store their values directly in the variable. When a value type is assigned to another variable, a copy of its value is created. Reference Types (also known as object) include classes, arrays, interfaces, delegates, and strings. They store a reference to the memory location where the actual data is stored. When a reference type is assigned to another variable, it copies the reference, not the actual data.

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