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You can dynamically instantiate a class in C# using reflection, it’s possible to instantiate code from assemblies which are not referenced at build-time. For example, if you had class defined in DynamicInstantiateLb.dll: public class DynamicTestClass { public int Add(int x, int y) { return x + y; } public string CombineStrings(T x, T y) { [...]

This example demonstrates how to use subclasses in C#. You can activate the application by pressing CTRL-F10, F11, F12 Download cssubclass.zip