DateTime is a value type. Value types directly contain their data, and instances of value types are stored on the stack.
This means that when you work with DateTime variables, you are dealing with the actual value rather than a reference to it. Value types are copied when passed as arguments or assigned to other variables, ensuring that modifications to one instance do not affect others.
Therefore, DateTime in C# behaves like other value types such as int, float, and struct.

In C#,Datetime is a value type.