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Is there any execution speed difference between the following two lines of code? I cannot tell from looking at the IL:
int x = MainObject.Field1;
int x = MainObject.Public.Fields.Field1;
I know from Delphi (native code), there is no difference.
Accesing by ‘.’ to deeper class structure elements – NO, but method invocation with it – YES.