C # value type and reference type

C # has two data types: Value Type and reference type ).

Value types include struct (numeric type, bool, user-defined struct type), enumeration, and empty type.

Reference types include arrays, user-defined classes, interfaces, delegates, objects, and strings.

The difference between the value type and the reference type is that when a function parameter is passed, the value type copies its own value and passes it to another function operation, that is, no matter how the function value changes, its own values will not be affected. The reference type is to pass its own address to other functions and operate on its own value. Therefore, when the passed value changes, its own value also changes.

This is the C # reference type and value type I understand. If any errors or omissions exist, please advise. Thank you!