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c#: difference between “System.Object” and “object”

What is the diferrence between object and Object

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    As new user you are welcomed here, but consider that probability of someone already had been asking your question and gathering the answer is very very high. – Dan Ganiev Nov 02 '10 at 08:28

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There is no differrence.

From object (C# Reference)

The object type is an alias for Object in the .NET Framework.

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object in C# is an alias for the .NET class System.Object. You can use them interchangeably in C# code.

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There are CLR types, as System.Object System.Int32 etc. These are common for all .Net languages some of these types have C# aliases, that is, there are keywords in C# like object, string, int etc. These are specific to C# but are treated exactly as the CLR analogs

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