Answer / kalyani

String is not a value Type.It is a reference Type.

Answer / kamlesh sharma

value types are stack allocated and reference types are
heap allocated

value types holds the actual data stored at variable
location and reference types holds the addresses

Answer / vijay sharma

ValueType are the normal datatype like string,int, float
etc. and they are stored on stack whereas ReferenceType are
the object type like classes and they are stored at heap.

Answer / naveen

struct is an example of value type.

Answer / sri

Value types are stored directly on the stack, either within
an array or within another type.

Reference type are stored on the run time heap.That only
accessed through a reference to that storage.

Answer / nitin

Value type directly contain their data in stack and
reference type store a reference to variable's memory
address

value type uses stack and reference type uses heap to store
data

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