Intro to dynamic
TL;DR dynamic lets you skip compile-time type checks member access is resolved at runtime. Useful when: You’re working with data that changes shape (e.g., JSON, user input, config files) You need to support plugin-like behavior or custom logic injection You want to write flexible, generic code that adapts to different objects Downside: No IntelliSense, and runtime errors if the expected method or property doesn’t exist. If your program logic depends on runtime decisions, dynamic gives you the flexibility to make it work. Standard dynamic binding “You don’t need to check stuff at compile time — I got this!” That’s pretty much the philosophy of dynamic binding. ...