15 c# Dynamic Type
Dynamic Type in c#
C# is a statically typed language, however The dynamic type has been added to C# since version 4 because of the need to improve interoperability with COM (Component Object Model) and other dynamic languages. While that can be achieved with reflection, the dynamic type provides a natural and more intuitive way to implement the same code.
Essentially, when you declare a variable dynamic, you are telling the compiler to turn off the compile-time type checks. Dynamic is basically System.Object type under the hood, but it doesn’t need to explicitly cast a value before using it. More on that a bit later in the article.
Should We Use the Dynamic Type in C#?
