Matt Warren • 6/15/2017

How the .NET Runtime loads a Type

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This technical article delves into how the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) loads a Type, emphasizing the mechanisms that ensure type safety. It explores scenarios beyond compiler checks, such as hand-written IL code and runtime reflection, to illustrate how the CLR prevents invalid operations like instantiating abstract classes.

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