object is the ultimate base type for all .Net types. structs implicitly inherits the ValueType class which inherits object, and by definition are value types, meaning they can't be null to begin with - which means that this test will always return true.
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Is object different from struct? What if we have struct and "is object" fails?
objectis the ultimate base type for all .Net types. structs implicitly inherits theValueTypeclass which inheritsobject, and by definition are value types, meaning they can't be null to begin with - which means that this test will always return true.