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For example
int s=System.Convert.ToInt64(txtno.Text);
int k=Convert.ToInt64(txtno.Text);
They are the same.
On top of the file you have the line
That means that when you use types and classes defined in the System namespace, you do not need to specify “System” explicitly.
Thus,
System.ConvertandConvertrefer to exactly the same thing, the latter is just shorter to write.