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I had a question recently from a subscriber going by the name of @gogogate7056. And theyamp;#39;d been watching the video I did on reflection, and had spotted a technique Id used without explanation that although itamp;#39;s quite a common way of doing things in C#, if youamp;#39;re not familiar with it, itamp;#39;s not really clear whatamp;#39;s going on. So what we saw here was this bit here where Iamp;#39;ve got this, GetProperties. And then I pass in BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance. So what Iamp;#39;m asking for is to get any properties which are public and instance - thatamp;#39;s to say, non-static. But both of those are enums. And itamp;#39;s a bit odd the way weamp;#39;re combining them with this or operator, this pipe operator. So letamp;#39;s have a look at an example and see what we can do with all that. So here, like in so many examples, Iamp;#39;ve got a Book class that just has a Title and an Author, and then a ToSt