Boxing and Unboxing in C# with Examples : Boxing and unboxing are fundamental ideas in C# that relate to how value types and reference types interacts. Understanding these principles is important for writing efficient and powerful C# code. In this blog post, we are able to explore what boxing and unboxing are, why they’re important, and provide detailed examples to demonstrate their use. What is Boxing in C#? Boxing C# is the process of converting a value type (which includes int, float, or struct) to an object type or to any interface type implemented by value type. When a value type is boxed, it’s miles wrapped inside a System.Object and…