C# 0 The Complete Reference

PART I

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      }

      Console.WriteLine();

    }

  }

}

Here is the output produced by the program:

Using: MyClass

Constructing MyClass(int).

Values are x: 10, y: 10

Invoking methods on reflectOb.

Calling Sum

Result is 20

Calling IsBetween

14 is not between x and y

Calling Set

Inside Set(int, int). Values are x: 9, y: 18

Calling Set

Inside Set(double, double). Values are x: 1, y: 23

Calling Show

Values are x: 1, y: 23

The operation of the program is straightforward, but a couple of points are worth mentioning. 

First, notice that only the methods explicitly declared by 

MyClass

 are obtained and used. 

This is accomplished by using the