reflection-method-find

To find a private method in a C# assembly using reflection, inspect all loaded assemblies with the target namespace, class name, method name, and parameter types to retrieve the best matching method reference.

Yes, you can search for a C# method across multiple assemblies by providing the namespace, typeName, methodName, and inputParameters, applying configurable matching levels to return the best matching method location.

The best way to locate a method for reflection invocation is to query all loaded assemblies using the method's class name and parameters, which returns the matching method reference and its location for downstream execution.

Yes, C# reflection method search supports configurable matching levels for typeName, methodName, and parameters, allowing you to control the strictness of the search across loaded assemblies to find the exact target method.

After finding a method with C# reflection, you can invoke it by passing the returned method reference to a reflection-based invocation process, executing the located method with the specified input parameters.