Difference Between Value Types and Reference Types ,Class and Structure

Value Types	Reference Types
Value types include simple types like char, int, and float, enum types, and struct types	Reference types include class types, interface types, delegate types, and array types
Variable holds the actual value	Variable holds memory location
Allocated on stack	Allocated on heap
Assignment of one value type to another copies the value	Assignment of one reference type to another copies the reference

class	structure
A class is inheritable from other existing classes.	A structure is not inheritable.
A class can have instance constructors with or without parameters.	A structure can have instance constructors only if they take parameters.
A class is a reference type.	A structure A class is a reference type. is a value type.