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Reflections in C#

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In C Sharp, reflection is used to access a property of an object and use it in your code without having to declare or instantiate the object. The following example shows how you can use reflection to find out whether a string contains only lowercase letters.

Reflections help writers:

  • Understand their strengths and weaknesses in their writing style,
  • Improve their skills by identifying areas that need work, and
  • Identify the types of content that work best for them.

The reflection API can be used with any class in C Sharp. Reflections can be applied either on the class itself or on an object of that class. The reflection API is available in .NET Core 2.0 and later versions of C Sharp.

Writing reflections is hard, but not impossible. There are some steps you can take to make this process easier.

Reflections in C Sharp:

  • Make sure you have a good understanding of the code you are writing
  • Make sure your code is clean and well structured
  • Focus on writing the code that solves the problem at hand, rather than what it does
  • Write your reflections as comments above each line of code

Reflections are a type of metadata that can be attached to any class or method in C# and allows a developer to see what happens when they run their code. This metadata can be used by other developers, in unit tests, or when debugging.

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