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// Here we are explicitly deriving from System.Object.

class Car : object

{...}

Like any class, System.Object defines a set of members. In the following formal C# definition,

note that some of these items are declared virtual, which specifies that a given member may be

overridden by a subclass, while others are marked with static (and are therefore called at the class

level):

public class Object

{

// Virtual members.

public virtual bool Equals(object obj);

protected virtual void Finalize();

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public virtual int GetHashCode();

public virtual string ToString();