In the .NET Framework, all objects are derived, directly or indirectly, from a common base class: System.Object. Remember that inheritance/derivation tell us that the derived class IS-A specialized version of the base class. That means every object in the .NET Framework IS-A(n) Object and therefore implements all of the functionality of System.Object. In other words, the methods of System.Object are available in any .NET Framework object.
Article. May 17, 2002.
Dr.GUI (.NET) hits it. Yes, start here, not in some C# book.
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