what is the difference between int and Int32?
Answer Posted / vijay
Basically int is the short form of Int32.
The important difference is
"int" is a C# language keyword that implies nothing about
the underlying structure of the data where as "Int32" is a
CLR class named explicitly to indicate a 32-bit structure.
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