Answer / rajkumar

Basically String is Value type But its Works(Behave) like
Reference Type...

Answer / chandrapal singh

string is value type by nature. it does not follow rules
of reference type. eg

string MyName1 = "chandrapal Singh";
string MyName2;

MyName2 = MyName1;
MyName2 = "deepak";

Response.Write("MyName1 :" + MyName1 + " MyName2 :" +
MyName2);

This gives Output
MyName1 :chandrapal Singh MyName2 :deepak

if this is reference type then the output should be
MyName1 :deepak MyName2 :deepak

Answer / raju

string is a value type...not reference type....we ll not
create an (instance) for that one...

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