Dynamic Programming--reflection and Generic Types

From the point of view of reflection, the difference between a generic type and an ordinary type are that a generic type ha s associated with it a set of type parameters (if it's a generic type definition) or type arguments (if it is a construct Ed type). A generic method differs from the ordinary method in the same.

The problem in reflection are to provide a by-examine this array of type parameters or type arguments. In the case of type parameters, reflection must also provide a, the examining the constraints. This section describes the methods of the Type and MethodInfo classes that provide the ability to examine generic Types and methods.

Dynamic Programming--reflection and Generic Types