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C# / C Sharp » Data Types » Boxing Unboxing Screenshots  implicit boxing of an int    using System; class MainClass {     public static void Main() {         int myInt1 = 10;         Console.WriteLine("myInt1.ToString() = " + myInt1.ToString());         Console.WriteLine("myInt1.GetType() = " + myInt1.GetType());     } }        Related examples in the same category 1. explicit boxing of an int to an object 2. explicit unboxing of an object to an int 3. A simple boxing/unboxing example 4. Boxing also occurs when passing values 5. Boxing makes it possible to call methods on a value 6. Illustrates boxing and unboxing 7. Automatic boxing and unboxing to pass an undetermined data type to a function 8. is and Box UnBox 9. Boxing struct object 10. Box to object