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 is public, and false indicates it is not.
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 is public, and false indicates it is not.
Use the IsPublic property to check if a member of a class is accessible from outside its defining assembly. This can be useful for reflection or when dynamically interacting with types and their members.
// 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
}