//can not applied this because i is value type and obj is reference type

will this code works fine? or will it gives error?

Object obj=5;
int i=6;
i=i+obj;

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//can not applied this because i is value type and obj is
reference type so this will create error
//u can do this
Object obj = 5;
int i = 6;
i = i + Convert.ToInt32(obj);

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