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In .NET, Value type object such as int is stored in memory.
Reference type object requires separate allocations of memory for the reference and object, and the object is stored in .NET object heap.
And Array is created in the heap, so how an array of value types such as int[] stored in the heap? Does it mean value type object can be stored in the heap without boxing?
Yes, you are right. I suggest you read this:
https://ericlippert.com/2010/09/30/the-truth-about-value-types/
It’s very very good, and it explains nearly everything you’ll ever want to know.