What is the difference between Type and Class?

Question

What makes a type different from class and vice versa?

(In the general language-agnostic sense)

Answer 1

In general language-agnostic sense - Class is an realization of the Type.

Often when this is the only realization of that type, you can use both terms to reference it in some context.

On the contrary, for example, in C# context - Class is just one of the many more implementations of a Type concept like primitives, structs, pointers etc.