Answer / Mayank Singh

"Value types (e.g., structs in C#) store their data directly within the variable, making them simple, lightweight objects that are passed by value. Reference types (e.g., classes in C#) store only a reference to the object's memory location, making them more complex and heavier than value types. They are passed by reference, allowing multiple variables to access the same data."n

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