object[] a1 = new string[3]; // Legal object[] a2 = new int[3]; // Errorwhy is that? why int cant implicitly be converted to an object?
isnt int type of object?
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Jump to PostArray covariance specifically does not extend to arrays of value-types. For
example, no conversion exists that permits an int[] to be treated as an
object[]."When you pass an int[], it gets loaded into an object[] of length 1 and
passed to your method.
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Mitja Bonca
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Array covariance specifically does not extend to arrays of value-types. For
example, no conversion exists that permits an int[] to be treated as an
object[]."
When you pass an int[], it gets loaded into an object[] of length 1 and
passed to your method.
NewOrder
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alright , now it is clear
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