How will an object with a value type and a reference type be stored in .NET?

Question

In .NET, an integer data type is a value type (stack), and String is a reference type (heap).

So, if class A has an integer and an object of type string in it, and class B creates an object of class A, then how will this object of class A be stored in memory? On the stack or on the heap?

This was asked in my interview with Microsoft. You need to understand how I lived.

Answer 1

Eric Lippert just wrote about this :

It is simply not true that the choice of whether to use a stack or a heap is of fundamental importance with regard to the type of stored thing.

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Answer 2

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Answer 4

It was just a tough question. I think a question has been asked of you to test your knowledge of dotnet classes. Classes are referential. So, in simple words, it will go to the heap section.