Answer / Ziyaul Rehman

The 'is' keyword is used for type checking at runtime. It returns true if the object belongs to a specified type or its subclass. The 'as' keyword attempts to cast an object to a specific type, and if successful it assigns the result to the variable on the right side of the as keyword.

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