How does the net framework manage the storage of data types?

The .NET Framework manages the storage of data types through a combination of value types and reference types. Value types, such as integers and structures, are stored directly on the stack, whereas reference types, like classes and arrays, are stored on the heap, with references to their memory locations held on the stack. The Common Language Runtime (CLR) handles memory allocation and garbage collection, ensuring efficient memory usage and cleanup of unused objects. This structured approach allows for type safety and optimized performance in applications.