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An interesting service provided by the CLR is reflection. This is the ability to programmatically examine the metadata within an assembly, including the one executing the reflection code. This service allows access to the metadata information, such as details about classes, methods, properties, and so on, contained within the assembly.
Most likely, you will use reflection mainly to get attribute information out of the assembly metadata. For more advanced C++/CLI developers, reflection provides the ability to extract type information within a class so that they can use it to generate types dynamically.
Most likely, you will use reflection mainly to get attribute information out of the assembly metadata. For more advanced C++/CLI developers, reflection provides the ability to extract type information within a class so that they can use it to generate types dynamically.