8.9. The Member Access (Dot) Operator
The member access (dot) operator (“.”) is used frequently to access a field or to call a method on an object.
object a = new object(); a.ToString();
The dot operator is also used to form qualified names: names that specify the namespace or interface (for example) to which they belong.
System.Console.WriteLine("hello"); // class Console in namespace System
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