C # Serializes an object by field name

//C # provides generics like templates in C + +, here is an example, combined with generics and reflection, lets us find variable members in a class by string and assign values. This is useful, for example, when we read data from a database or an XML file, we can assign values by field names to automate serialization/*The String.Format method replaces each format item in the specified string with the text equivalent of the value of the corresponding object*/usingSystem;usingSystem.Collections.Generic;usingSystem.Linq;usingSystem.Text;namespaceconsoleapplication7{classProgram {Static voidMain (string[] args) {            //Create a Player objectPlayer p =NewPlayer (); //to copy a Player object by field nameSetobjectvalue<player> (P,"name","Goodman"); Setobjectvalue<Player> (P,"ID", -); Console.WriteLine (string. Format ("Name:{0},id:{1}", p.name,p.id));        Console.ReadLine (); }        //a player class that includes a name and an ID of two members         Public classPlayer { Public stringName =string.            Empty;  Public intID =0; }        //a function that uses generics,<t> is a generic parameter, which can be any type of object '         Public Static voidSetobjectvalue<t> (T obj,stringFieldNameObjectvalue) {             //get the member variable of an object by field nameSystem.Reflection.FieldInfo info =obj. GetType ().            GetField (fieldname); if(Info! =NULL)            {                 //Assigning a value to a member variableinfo.            SetValue (Obj,value); }                      }    }}

C # Serializes an object by field name