You can assign a derived class object to an object of any of its superclass types. When you do, C# makes a(n) ____ conversion from derived class to base class.
A) explicit
B) implicit
C) real
D) strong

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When assigning a derived class object to an object of a superclass type, C# automatically performs an implicit conversion from derived class to the base class. This is because the derived class has all the properties and methods of the base class, but with additional functionality, so it can be safely treated as a base class object. An explicit conversion would be required if converting in the opposite direction (from base class to derived class).

You Can Assign a Derived Class Object to an Object