Answer Posted / saurabh

TypeOf(): It is an operator, which used to find the type of known type at the time of compilation of the program. It depends on the class or type and cannot pass the object or instance of the class as a parameter to the TypeOf() operator.
GetType(): This is the method, using this method we can obtain the type of the object or the type of instance of the class. To call this method we need an object or an instance of a class.

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