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I read a thread (which had the input of Marc Gravell and Jon Skeet) that mentioned if a struct is in a class, that struct is stored on the heap like the class.
What if a class is a member of a struct? Where does the class get assigned to?
Thanks
If a class is a member of a struct, then only the reference is stored in the struct (i.e. the 32/64-bit address to the instance). The instance of a class is always on the heap.