I have heard different things in forums but unable to find a concrete answer on the difference between obj[name] and obj.name. Does the compiler treat them differently?
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I have heard different things in forums but unable to find a concrete answer on the difference between obj[name] and obj.name. Does the compiler treat them differently?
Depends if obj is a dynamic class or not. obj[name] is a runtime check for a property where as obj.name would produce a compile-time error if it didn’t exist.