What is the difference between value data types and reference data types

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hanumesh

  • Aug 10th, 2007
 

Value data types is one which store the actual value of interest. Value type is always stack allocated.
Ex: Structure

Reference Data type is one which contains references of the data which in nothing but the address of the data. Reference is always heap allocated.
Ex: Class

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