Compare String and Object in C#

Question

See this code:

object x = \"mehdi emrani\";
string y = \"mehdi emrani\";
Console.WriteLine(y == x);

that returns true.

Answer 1

In the background a new string is created every time you modify an existing one, because strings are immutable, which means they can't change.

See the following for an explanation: Why .NET String is immutable?