sabir

• Jan 13th, 2006

 

it system.object since all the root name space for the datatype is object

PavanKumar

• Nov 3rd, 2006

 

Every type derived by CTS is derived from System.Object. Even the fact that the integer variables that we create also belong to the Object Type. If at all we declare a variable i as int i;Now in the above example an object for the integer type is defined but is automatically being converted to value type by a mechanism called boxing which we dont even come to know as this all happens in the background. Thanks & RegardsPavan Kumar.S

dunnozilch

 Profile Answers by dunnozilch 

• Dec 2nd, 2006

 

Every type derived by CTS is derived from System.Object. Even the fact that the integer variables that we create also belong to the Object Type. If at all we declare a variable i as int i;Now in the above example an object for the integer type is defined but is automatically being converted to value type by a mechanism called boxing which we dont even come to know as this all happens in the background. Thanks & RegardsPavan Kumar.S---dude! you are mixing up stuff here...theres no boxing while declaring int i; boxing comes when you have integers being used as objects...integers are value types and are used as value types.

raju nigam

• May 28th, 2014

 

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