Describing our library with Reflections

In this recipe, we will be building a class object that will have two public methods. After using a console application, we will be describing this class object using Reflections. A Reflection gives you the ability to read its own metadata of finding assemblies, type, and module information at runtime. 

Getting ready

Make sure we have Visual Studio 2017 and all the updates installed. We will be starting with a blank solution. A blank solution is a very good starting point for any scale of project. Let's build our .NET Standard 2.0 library. 

How to do it...

1. Open Visual Studio 2017.
2. Click File | New | Project and, in the New Project template dialog box, select Visual Studio Solutions under the Other Project Types node in the left-hand pane and then Blank Solution in the right-hand pane.
3. In the Name: text box, type Chapter2.Reflections as the name of the solution. Select a preferred location under the Location: drop-down list or click Browse... button and select...