Which is the base class for .net Class library?
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system is a namespace and object is the class
system.object is the base class for .net class library or we
can say root object
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Answer / rahber
System.Object is the base class of .NET
It Supports all classes in the .NET Framework class
hierarchy and provides low-level services to derived
classes. This is the ultimate superclass of all classes in
the .NET Framework; it is the root of the type hierarchy.
Base class is a root class or superior class from which we
can extend classes.it is the topmost in the classes so other
classes can be derived from this class but it is not derived
from any class.Depending on procedure base class may or may
not give its objects to derived classes of it.
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Answer / kumaravel manikandan
System.Object is the correct answer. there should not be any
chance for new answer for this question.
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