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This document summarizes data types in C#, including value types (such as int, float, enumerations, and structs), reference types (such as objects, strings, classes, arrays, and delegates), and how everything inherits from System.Object. It explains that value types directly contain variable data while reference types contain a reference to the data. The document also outlines the hierarchies for value types and reference types.
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