Answer Posted / pradeep chouhan

Hi Friends,

string is a reference type.

kindly go through below code.

string str1 = "1";
Response.Write(str1+"<br/>"); //output: 1
string str2 = str1;
str2="2";
Response.Write(str1+"<br/>"); //output: 1 (instead of 2)

Bcos of this behavior of string most of the people think
string is a value type. but the actual mystery lies on the
3rd line of the above code ie string str2 = str1; Always
remember '=' assignment operator is overloaded by default
for string. so when str2 = str1 this means a copy of str1 is
assigned to str2 instead of its reference.

I think now the idea is clear.

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