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Inspecting an Object’s Context

Although very few of the applications you will write will need to programmatically interact with

context, here is an illustrative example. Create a new Console Application named ContextManipulator.

This application defines one context-agile class (SportsCar) and a single context-bound type

(SportsCarTS):

using System.Runtime.Remoting.Contexts;  // For Context type.

using System.Threading;  // For Thread type.

// SportsCar has no special contextual

// needs and will be loaded into the

// default context of the app domain.

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class SportsCar

{

public SportsCar()

{