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I'm reading information from an XML which contains the type of an object that I need to instantiate along with it's constructor parameters.
The object type is actually in another project, within a sibling namespace. (I need to create a Company.Project2.Type within Company.Project1 class.)
I found this question, but it doesn't handle the constructor parameters or the fact that it's in another namespace.
How can I do this?
Edit: The assembly name and default namespace wasn't set correctly in the project properties.
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By new keyword : Java String is created by using a keyword “new”. For example: String s=new String(“Welcome”); It creates two objects (in String pool and in heap) and one reference variable where the variable 's' will refer to the object in the heap.
C# also allows verbatim string interpolation, for example across multiple lines, using the $@ or @$ syntax. To interpret escape sequences literally, use a verbatim string literal. An interpolated verbatim string starts with the $ character followed by the @ character.
Example: Create string in C# Note: A string variable in C# is not of primitive types like int , char , etc. Instead, it is an object of the String class.
An instance field, in C#, is a variable of any type contained within a class or struct, and is used to store object data. It is a member of its containing type with one copy of the field for each instance of the containing type.
Type.GetType(), including namespace, e.g. "Company.Project2.Type"Company.Project2.dll, you might specify "Company.Project2.Type, Company.Project2".Activator.CreateInstance(Type, Object[]) or get the exact constructor you want with Type.GetConstructor() and then call ConstructorInfo.Invoke().If that doesn't help, please give more information.
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