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There is no appreciable difference. They both compile to the same CIL. Check for yourself hereNote : this is the case even with nullable types as you can see hereFrom the Standard ECMA-334 C# Language...
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Is there a difference between !(x is null) and x is object?Are there cases where they will return different results?
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