In C#, both struct and class are used to define custom types, but they have some key differences. A struct is a value type that is typically used for small, lightweight objects that are frequently copied, while a class is a reference type used for more complex objects. Structs are stored on the stack, while classes are stored on the heap. Structs are passed by value, while classes are passed by reference. Structs do not support inheritance, but classes do.
Discover Set #2 of the C# Junior's Essential Guide, unveiling answers to frequently asked questions. Explore loop structures, resource management with the using statement, and the differences between structs and classes in C#. Enhance your C# knowledge with valuable insights.