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C# / C Sharp » Reflection » Type Screenshots  Determining the base classes and interfaces for a class.    using System; using System.Reflection; using System.Collections; class MainClass {     public static void Main(string[] args) {         if (args.Length >= 2)             CheckBaseClass(args[0], args[1]);     }     public static void CheckBaseClass(string AssemblyName,string ClassName) {         Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(AssemblyName);         if (assembly == null) {             Console.WriteLine("Unable to open {0}",AssemblyName);             return;         }         foreach (Type t in assembly.GetTypes()) {             if (t.IsClass == false)                 continue;             Type baseType = t.BaseType;             while (baseType != null) {                 if (baseType.FullName.EndsWith(ClassName)) {                     Console.WriteLine("Class {0} is derived from {1}",t.FullName, ClassName);                 }                 baseType = baseType.BaseType;             }             Type[] intfc = t.GetInterfaces();             foreach (Type itf in intfc) {                 if (itf.FullName.EndsWith(ClassName)) {                     Console.WriteLine("Class {0} is derived from intf {1}",t.FullName, ClassName);                 }             }         }     } }        Related examples in the same category 1. Call GetType() from StringBuilder 2. Call GetType for int data type 3. IsGeneric and IsGenericTypeDefinition 4. demonstrates both the instance and static GetType methods 5. Generic methods, like nongeneric methods, can be invoked dynamically at run time. 6. Type.GetGenericArguments and MethodInfo.GetGenericArguments: 7. Get Generic Type Definition 8. Query properties of a Type 9. Deeper Reflection:Listing All the Types in an Assembly 10. Illustrates runtime type creation 11. The typeName parameter is a combination of the Assembly and Type names 12. Call static method GetType from Type to get the Type instance 13. Use GetCustomAttributes from Type to get custom attributes 14. Use Type.GetType to check the type of an object 15. Get object Type Name, UnderlyingSystemType, IsClass 16. Type.GetConstructors 17. Use Type.IsClass to check if a type is a class 18. Print Types 19. Create Object from assembly name and class name 20. Makes a shallow copy of the object to a different class type (inherits from the original) 21. Makes a shallow copy of the object 22. Get all methods from an object 23. Get Derivation from an object 24. The full name of the Array type 25. Change type 26. Does a given Type have a Default Constructor 27. Is it a Nullable Type 28. Is Value Type Unitialized Value 29. Get Type Unitialized Value 30. Is Object Unitialized Value 31. Is it a SubClass for another class 32. Convert type from initial Value 33. Returns all assemblies and their properties 34. Helper to display the "contents" of the Value Object 35. Get a public field value given its name 36. Deep Comparison two objects if they are alike. 37. Set the specified public field value of an object 38. Determine if a type is cloneable: either a value type or implementing ICloneable. 39. Provides a simple reflection based mapper to perform a Data Mapping between two types of objects