The IsPublic property of the MemberDescription class indicates whether the member is publicly accessible. It returns a boolean value, where true signifies that the member can be accessed publicly, and false indicates otherwise.
The IsPublic property of the MemberDescription class indicates whether the member is publicly accessible. It returns a boolean value, where true signifies that the member can be accessed publicly, and false indicates otherwise.
Use the IsPublic property to determine if a member of a class is accessible from outside its defining assembly. This can be particularly useful when reflecting over types to dynamically invoke methods or access properties and fields.
// Example of using the IsPublic property
MemberDescription memberDescription = GetMemberDescription();
if (memberDescription.IsPublic)
{
// The member is publicly accessible
// Perform operations that require public access
}
else
{
// The member is not publicly accessible
// Handle accordingly
}