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Why do primitive types in C# have their own operations?
I’m learning C# and I find following code confusing:
int.Parse();
How can primitive data types have functions ?
Primitive types are actually
structobjects in C#.In the case of the int, it is represents by a Int32 struct. You can actually see it easily by hovering the
intword:Int32 structure