Explain the difference between the stack and the heap and where objects go.
Value types such as structs (both C++ and C#) go on the stack. Reference types (class instances) get put on the heap. A pointer (or reference) points to the memory location on the heap for that specific instance.
Reference type is the key word. Using a pointer in C++ is like using ref keyword in C#.
Managed apps make working with this stuff easy so .NET devs are spared the hassle and confusion. Glad I don't do C anymore.
