Difference between Structures and Classes

Difference between Structures and Classes:

Structures:

• Structures are value Types. Value Types are stored in stack.
• Structs are usually used for smaller amount of data.
• Structures are does not support inheritance.
• A structure couldn't have a destructor
• A structure can't be abstract
• we cannot override any methods within a structure except those belong to type of object
• Structure type where event couldn't be locked.
• The structure can't contain a volatile(Unstable) field 
• We can use SIZE OF with Structures.
• Fields are cannot initialized with Structures.
• The struct can instantiated without using the new keyword.
• The struct can't have the default constructor
• The struct can't use the protected or protected internal modifier.
• The struct can't initialize at the time of declaration.

Classes:

•  Classes are reference Types. Reference Types are stored in Heap.
• Classes are usually used for large amounts of data,
• Class Supports Inheritance.
• Classes have a destructor
• Classes can be abstract
• We can override any methods within a Class.
• Declared events within a class are automatically locked and then they are Thread safe
• The Classes can contain a volatile(Unstable) field
• We cannot use SIZE OF with Structures.
• Fields are automatically initialized with classes
• The new keyword should be used to create the object for the class
• The class will have the default constructor
• The class can use all the access modifiers.
• The class can have the initializes fields.