Is int (Int32) considered an object in .NET or a primitive (not int?)?

Question

Is int (aka Int32) an object , or a primitive in .NET (I\'m not asking regarding int?)?

I hit F12 on the saved word int and g

Answer 1

Referring to this MSDN site there are 15 build in types, from which 2 are classes (object and string) and the rest are primitives:

bool - System.Boolean
byte - System.Byte
sbyte - System.SByte
char - System.Char
decimal - System.Decimal
double - System.Double
float - System.Single
int - System.Int32
uint - System.UInt32
long - System.Int64
ulong - System.UInt64
object - System.Object
short - System.Int16
ushort - System.UInt16
string - System.String