Classes are also objects in objective-c, how does this differ from C#?

Question

Classes are also objects in objective-c, how does this differ from C#? (if it does).

Answer 1

Do you mean the definition of the class is also an object? In .NET, every class/struct/etc has an associated (read-only) Type object that provides metadata for the type, such as listing the fields/properties/methods etc. Is that what you meant?

You can obtain the Type in several ways; for example:

Type type = typeof(Customer); // from the type itself

or from an instance:

Type type = someObj.GetType(); // from an instance

All instances of a class are (by definition) objects.