I was recently asked to investigate a potential issue about the C# to Visual Basic language inter-op. The punch line was that C# could not call a method defined in a library written in Visual Basic. However, if you used C# or Visual Basic for both assemblies...

As I said before , figuring out when the compiler will dispatch a call dynamically is simple: anytime the receiver or one of the arguments of a call is dynamic. And when using a variable of type dynamic means that the Runtime Binder will use the runtime...

There are 2 cases when a call will be dispatched dynamically: When the receiver of the call is statically typed as dynamic 1: dynamic d = new MyClass (); 2: d.Foo(); When any of the arguments to the call are statically typed as dynamic...