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How to determine Late binding or early binding

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    I would like to know how we can determine whether a function call is resolved at runtime or compile time. Thanks in Advance Anand

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      I would like to know how we can determine whether a function call is resolved at runtime or compile time. Thanks in Advance Anand

      Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted

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      How about using Reflection?

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        How about using Reflection?

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        Thanks. But I would like to find when is the reference resolved really at runtime or compile time. We say a simple function call is resolved at compile time and something complex with inheritance is resolved at run time. How can I really see it or make sure that how its done. Is there any way to find it with reflection libraries. If yes give me some examples. Thanks a lot Anand

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