Answer Posted / sundarchum

Structs are Value type. They are stored as a stack on
memory.
Class is reference type. They are stored as heap on memory.
Sturcts constructor must contain a parameter and cannot
have default constructor.
Class constructor may contain no parameter.
Struct cannot have instance field.
Class can have instance field.
Struct cannot inherit from a structure.
Class can inherit from a class.
Structs cannot declare a destructor.

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