Answer / sharifuddin

Shiva U R Wrong

Array is a reference type and it is stored in Heap memory!

Reference types are:
object
class
delegate
interface
array
string

Answer / anna

an array is a reference type.

Answer / suryaprakash

Array is reference type, this type stored in heap memory

Answer / lucky

To Sharifuddin,

Please correct if someone makes mistake...you don't have
any writes to shout on him.

Behave like a Professional

Answer / vikram

array is reference type

Answer / dharmendra nonia

array is reference type.it store the elements in heap memory

Answer / vasu

All array types are implicitly derived from System.Array,
which itself is derived from System.Object. This means that
all arrays are always reference types which are allocated
on the managed heap.

Answer / kumar vaibhav

array is reference type.it store the elements in heap memory


To Sharifuddin,

Agreed with Shiva, Sharifuddin-Please make sure you r here post your answer not to comment on other.If some one is incorrect you may correct him if you know the answer.Otherwise no need to embrace him on the public portal.

Answer / sowjanya

array in .net is of reference type.It implements various
interfaces.also the array you create is automatically
derived from system.array class

Answer / saifkhan583

Array is a Reference Type Created on Heap

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