Since you say "using the .Net reflector":
If you need reflection:
Type type = typeof (int); while(type != null) { Console.WriteLine(type.FullName); type = type.BaseType; }
which shows:
System.Int32 System.ValueType System.Object
and if you mean IL:
.class public sequential ansi serializable sealed beforefieldinit Int32 extends System.ValueType
and
.class public abstract auto ansi serializable beforefieldinit ValueType extends System.Object
(in the reflector, select the node type and select IL as the view)
If you mean the C # representation, then:
public struct Int32 ...
enough; the struct keyword means : inherits from ValueType (although not quite in the usual C # class ). ValueType remains a regular class and has:
public abstract class ValueType ...
and, as usual, a class that does not specify a tool of the base type: inherits from object .