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    Differences between Value and Reference Types

    Differences between Value and Reference Types


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    Re: Differences between Value and Reference Types

    Quote Originally Posted by duggusrujankumar View Post
    Differences between Value and Reference Types
    Hi,

    A basic difference between value types and reference types is that an instance of a value type has its value allocated on the stack, while an instance of a reference type has only a reference to its actual value allocated on the stack. The value itself is allocated on the heap.

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    Vikas Vaidya
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