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Extension method and dynamic object in c#
For example:
var obj = new byte[] { 1, 2, 3 };
dynamic dobj = obj;
dobj.Count(); // fails
Enumerable.Count(dobj); // works
Why do extension methods fail to get resolved for dynamic types?
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It doesn't work because knowing which extension method to call requires knowing what the source code looked like before it was compiled (including knowing which
usingdirectives were present). At runtime this information is not available. The workaround you are using is a good approach.