What are Dynamic Objects?
Dynamic objects in C# are objects whose properties and methods can be added, modified, or deleted at runtime. This is achieved using the ExpandoObject class from the System.Dynamic namespace.
Creating Dynamic Objects
Creating a dynamic object in C# is straightforward. Here’s a simple example:
C#
using System.Dynamic;
// Create a new ExpandoObject
dynamic expando = new ExpandoObject();
// Add properties
expando.Name = "John Doe";
expando.Age = 30;
In this code, expando is an ExpandoObject that you can add properties to just like you would with any other object. However, because expando is dynamic, the compiler doesn’t check these properties at compile time. This means you can add and remove properties and methods at runtime.