Emitted code and the DynamicMethod have the benefit of speed and the emitted code can be unloaded when the DynamicMethod goes out of scope, resulting in the best of all worlds.
Extension methods allow you to create utility functions and have them appear to be part or your classes or the built-in classes. You'll learn by making a method from an earlier tip available as an extension method.
Learn how to display all of the fields and properties of any object. By using a little reflection, you can expose the internals of your objects.
Learn how to write some .Net code to use a feature called "reflection" to generate a String containing values from all object fields.
How to achieve late binding and how to create and execute code on the fly (during runtime) using Refection. Also, discover how to emit MSIL code to stream to the Just-In-Time compiler.
Become proficient at C++/CLI programming under the .NET context by posting a first CLR console base project.
Use code extensions to expand the core principles of code re-use.
Learn how to create various odd shapes.
Have you ever wanted to control your garage door from your smartphone? Here is your chance. Get your hands dirty with an Arduino Garage Door Controller.
