The IsMethod property of the MethodDescription class indicates whether the current instance represents a method. This property always returns true as it is specifically designed to describe methods.
The IsMethod property of the MethodDescription class indicates whether the current instance represents a method. This property always returns true as it is specifically designed to describe methods.
Use the IsMethod property when you need to confirm that a MethodDescription instance is indeed describing a method. This can be useful in scenarios where you are working with a collection of MemberDescription objects and need to filter or process only those that are methods.
// Example of using the IsMethod property
MethodDescription methodDesc = new MethodDescription();
if (methodDesc.IsMethod)
{
// Perform operations knowing this is a method
Console.WriteLine("This is a method.");
}