Answer / Sanjay Sharma

In C#, `boxing` is the implicit conversion of a value type (like int or struct) to an object, while `unboxing` is the explicit conversion of an object back to its original value type. Boxing allows value types to be stored in collections that can only hold objects, and unboxing retrieves the value from the object.

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