The ClassName property provides a string representation of the class name. Historically, this was specified using the [Library( classname )] attribute. If no specific name is provided, this property defaults to the type's name.
The ClassName property provides a string representation of the class name. Historically, this was specified using the [Library( classname )] attribute. If no specific name is provided, this property defaults to the type's name.
Use the ClassName property to retrieve the name of the class as a string. This can be useful for logging, debugging, or dynamically accessing class-specific information.
// Example of accessing the ClassName property TypeDescription typeDescription = new TypeDescription(); string className = typeDescription.ClassName; // Output the class name // Note: Replace 'TypeDescription' with the actual type you are working with // This will print the class name to the console or use it as needed // Console.WriteLine(className); // Avoid using Console.WriteLine in s&box