How class and a structure are different

Question

How class and a structure are different?

Answer 1

a.) Class:

• The class is a reference type.
• During instantiating the class, CLR assigns memory for its instance in heap.
• Class supports inheritance.
• Variables of the class could be allotted as null.
• It can contain constructor or destructor.

b.) Structure:

• The structure is a value type.
• Memory is assigned on stack.
• It does not support inheritance.
• Members of Structure could not have null values.
• It do not need constructor or destructor and members could be initialized automatically.