Learning to confuse code with the Dotfuscator of VS comes with

For some of the original sensitive code, we can make it difficult for others to really understand the principle of execution by simply renaming the confusion. This is done with the dotfuscator of VS itself.

As shown, you can customize which classes are excluded from renaming, the built-in rules, and the serialization variables are excluded.

And there's one thing you can be confident about: All the fields, methods, properties, and class names that are common are not renamed! That is, you confuse a DLL without affecting the rest of the program calling it.

In fact, most of the code is not to confuse the renaming, but if you have a wonderful code organization, it is really should be protected!

Learning to confuse code with the Dotfuscator of VS comes with