Structs, heaps, and stacks

I've been reading a book about C# and came across the topic of storing values in memory. An instance of a reference type is always created on the heap, however a variable's value lives wherever it's declared. Only local variables (variables declared within methods [not anonymous]) and method parameters live on the stack.

So my question is - if I declare those structs as such local variables - would they be all put on the stack?

struct A<T> where T : struct { }

struct B<T> where T : class { }

struct C { }

I am simply wondering if the content of a struct can have any influence on where it will be stored in the memory.

Thanks, C# gurus!

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structs go where you tell them to go.

If they are declared as a local variable in a function then they are on the stack. If they are class members then they are inline in the heap memory of the class.

If a struct contains a class then the reference is inlined in the struct just like it was an int or any other member. The thing the class reference points at is on the heap

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