what is the difference between int and Int32?
Answer Posted / 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.
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