i have a statement
int A = 10,B=6,C=5;
and i want to write a print function such that i pass the int variable to it and it prints me the va
Another solution (from a closed post):
Inspired by Jon Skeet's post about Null Reference exception handling and suddenly being reminded about projection there is a way to kinda do that.
Here is complete working codez:
public static class ObjectExtensions {
public static string GetVariableName(this T obj) {
System.Reflection.PropertyInfo[] objGetTypeGetProperties = obj.GetType().GetProperties();
if(objGetTypeGetProperties.Length == 1)
return objGetTypeGetProperties[0].Name;
else
throw new ArgumentException("object must contain one property");
}
}
class Program {
static void Main(string[] args) {
string strName = "sdsd";
Console.WriteLine(new {strName}.GetVariableName());
int intName = 2343;
Console.WriteLine(new { intName }.GetVariableName());
}
}