What is reference by value how does it works in .net?
Answer Posted / manasachowdary
Reference types is like , an object is created in memory,
and then handled through a separate reference like a pointer
when you declare a var as reference and change the value of
var it will be reflected across .. where as if you declare
a var as valu .. only that particular instance value is
changes..
Here we cant store the memory directly.
Referance type memory stored in heap....heap memory can be
clear at runtime
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