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Anonymous vs dynamic C# with Example



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Anonymous vs dynamic C# with Example

Anonymous types allow the creation of objects without having to explicitly define their types ahead of time, while 
maintaining static type checking. 
var anon = new { Value = 1 }; 
Console.WriteLine(anon.Id); // compile time error 
Conversely, dynamic has dynamic type checking, opting for runtime errors, instead of compile-time errors. 
dynamic val = "foo"; 
Console.WriteLine(val.Id); // compiles, but throws runtime error

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