C# void type- safety

Question

I am just new for C# programming (coming from C++)

My question is: In C# every type inherits from Object Why \'void\' doesn`t?Can it cause some RT/type safety problems

Answer 1

Void is not a type of object. It's a type of nothing. At least in C#, just about the only time you use the word void is as a function return type, so it means the function returns nothing. Non-existence of something can't derive from anything. The only other place to use it is in unsafe context, referring to pointers, which also do not derive from Object.