What is the difference between typeof(foo) and myFoo.GetType()?
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Answer / enso
Operator typeof(foo) is used to obtain the System.Type
object for a type at compile time.
myFoo.GetType() is used to obtain the exact run time type of
an object. This method uses reflection.
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Answer / nidhi
Operator typeof(foo) is used to obtain the System.Type
object for a type at compile time.
myFoo.GetType() is used to obtain the exact run time type of
an object. This method uses reflection.
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