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c#: difference between “System.Object” and “object”
Hello,
In C# there are Object and object types. They seem to have the same functionnality, so what is the difference between the two ?
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Object". There is no difference whatsoever.
lang. String objects a and b are duplicates when a != b && a. equals(b) . In other words, there are two (or more) separate strings with the same contents in the JVM memory.
Duplicating an object creates a copy of it and adds it to the bottom of the object list in the Objects palette. When duplicating, you can choose to copy just the object or both the object and its associated shader network.
Duplicate creates a copy of an item in the same location as the original. Copying (or “Copy To”) creates a copy of an item in a different location that you specify.
There is none. C# provides synonyms for the primitives defined by the CLR. System.String -> string, System.Int64 -> long, System.Object -> object, etc.
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