This document discusses reflection in .NET, which allows examining and instantiating types at runtime. Reflection enables dynamically creating instances of types, binding types to existing objects, invoking methods, and accessing fields and properties. While reflection provides flexibility, it can impact performance so it is best to avoid overusing it inside loops or when other options are feasible. Reflection also allows loading assemblies at runtime from a given path.

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2.  Is a object
◦ Encapsulate assemblies
◦ Modules
◦ Types
 Dynamically create instance

3.  Bind type to existing object in runtime
 Get the type from an existing object
 Invoke its methods
 Access fields and properties
 Access based on Attributes

4.  IF it is too much it is not good
 Do not use reflection inside nested loops
 Reflection is slows but ok to use
◦ Machines Performance
◦ Memory Performance
◦ Framework Improvement

6.  Can Load Assemblies in Run Time

7. Path