Answer / lithi

String is Reference Type

Answer / vamsi

string is reference type only...

Answer / gomti

please visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/ms228362.aspx

Answer / malli

String Is Reference Type Ex

string StrName1 = "Test";
string StrName2 = StrName1;
StrName2="Test1";
Console.WriteLine("StrName1="+StrName1);
Console.WriteLine("StrName1=" + StrName2);

Object objStrName1 = "Test";
Object objStrName2 = objStrName1;
objStrName2 = objStrName1;
objStrName2 = "Test1";
Console.WriteLine("objStrName1=" + objStrName1);
Console.WriteLine("objStrName2=" + objStrName2);
Console.WriteLine("Malli");

OutePut:-

StrName1=Test
StrName1=Test1
objStrName1=Test
objStrName2=Test1

No More Discusion...

Answer / baranee

Sorry guys bit of careless ..In the previous post I have
made a mistake string is a reference type not a value type.

Again, String is a reference type.

Answer / naim

string is reference type, Please visit follwing link

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/362314fe(VS.80).aspx

Answer / hari

String is a reference type.

Answer / sumesh s.g

Any one can give pakka anser with perfect example...

Answer / shweta

100% String is Reference Type.

Value Type- All Numeric data types, Boolean, Char, Date,
Structs.

Reference Type- String, Arrays, Class, Delegates.

Answer / habitat

If you dont know anything - dont confuse others!!!
String is 100 % value type!!!!

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