what is the difference between instance and object ?

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ahmed fahd · Answer

object is a copy of your variable what ever it's kind reference is like making secretary for the object any thing you give to this secretary it send it to the base object as a value for it

Vulpes · Answer

As far as classes are concerned there's no difference - an object or instance of a class is an entity of that class's type. However instance is a wider term in that you can also have an instance of a struct which is an entity of that struct's type. So for example in this code: String s = abc; Int32 i = 3; abc is an object or instance of the System.String class and 3 is an instance (or value) of the System.Int32 struct.