Answer / 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.

Answer / srini

Data type Int32 is defined by Common Type System
(System.Int32). The data type 'int' is 32 bit integer in
C#. So the 'int' type is equal to 'Int32'. The c#
type 'int' is alias name of System.Int32.

Answer / afazal

There are the below differences between int and int32
1. It is good practice in the programming that code should
be more readable, when you will use int32 it is explicitly
specifying that it is a 32 bit integer, even int is also 32
bit integer.
2. int is a C# keyword but int32 is belong to CTS, int32 is
a structure of System namespace (System.int32)

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Answer / nihar

Int32 is the System.Int32 class, while int is an alias for
System.Int32.
The same applies for String (uppercase S) which is
System.String, while string (lowercase S) is an alias for
System.String.
So basically int is the same thing as Int32, and string is
the same thing as Int32

Answer / srinivas.r

int is a value datatype.
Whereas INT32 is a wrapper class.

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