Imagine
that we need to assign property on the fly to an object and later access the
same property in the method,well now we can do it using dynamic programming.
Let's see
it in action.
void CreateObject()
{
var person = new { Name = "Shankar", Age = 26 };
UseObject(person);
}
void UseObject(object o)
{
//This will NOT work!
Console.Write("The name is . . . ");
Console.WriteLine(o.Name);
}
As you
can see we are interested in accessing the property of the person object
but the
above code will not compile at all because the object doesn't have the
Name property.
So how can we access that dynamic property which we had assigned?
The
answer is yes we can access it using dynamic keyword.
void UseObject(dynamic o)
{ //This will work!
Console.Write("The name is . . . ");
Console.WriteLine(o.Name);
}
Yes, now
we can access the Name property of the person object.
Hope it
helps someone.....
