C # Reference types and value types

C # Reference type and value type 1 differ:

The value type is stored on the stack of memory, and the reference type stores a reference on the memory stack, storing a specific value on the heap.

2 Value type:

// value types: System.ValueType inheritance and System.Object            int m; // formal Name: System.Int32            BOOL true ;            MyStruct MyStruct;            MyEnum MyEnum;

Enum Explanation:

 Public enum  0,// default is 0, can also be modified to 1, then the value will be incremented in turn.  Tuesday} can also inherit the enum from the short type, and the contents will change accordingly. 

Enum Output:

Console.WriteLine (myenum.monday);  // Output Monday Console.WriteLine ((int) myenum.monday);  // Output 0

3 reference types

Include object, string, dynamic

3.1 Object

Object New Object // normal wording Object New Object (); // capitalization is also correct, equivalent to system. Object
String = Determines whether the content is equal
Object (String) = = Determines the address because it is a reference type, and string is an application type, but is overloaded.

3.2 String,class,interface

C # Reference types and value types