For example, when you declare an int in C#, what you are actually declaring is an instance of a .NET struct, System.Int32. This may sound like a small point, but it has a profo……
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For example, when you declare an int in C#, what you are actually declaring is an instance of a .NET struct, System.Int32. This may sound like a small point, but it has a profound significance: it means that you are able to treat all the primitive data types syntactically as if they were classes that supported certain methods.