C# 7 Quick Syntax Reference by Mikael Olsson

Author:Mikael Olsson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Apress, Berkeley, CA

The extension method is callable for objects of its first parameter type, in this case string, as if it were an instance method of that class. No reference to the static class is needed.class MyApp

{

static void Main() {

string s = "10";

int i = s.ToInt();

}

}

Because the extension method has an object reference, it can use instance members of the class it is extending. However, it cannot use members of any class that is inaccessible due to its access level. The benefit of extension methods is that they enable you to “add” methods to a class without having to modify or derive the original type.

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