The TargetType property of the TypeDescription class provides the System.Type that this class describes. It is a non-static, public property that allows you to access the underlying type information that the TypeDescription instance is wrapping.
Use the TargetType property when you need to access the System.Type of the object that the TypeDescription is describing. This can be useful for reflection purposes, such as when you need to inspect the type's methods, properties, or other metadata.
// Example of accessing the TargetType property
TypeDescription typeDescription = TypeLibrary.GetTypeDescription(typeof(MyClass));
System.Type targetType = typeDescription.TargetType;
// Use targetType for reflection or other type-related operations
Console.WriteLine($"The target type is: {targetType.FullName}");