Using the Javonet Fluent Interface

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Javonet offers a robust fluent interface that lets you simplify and shorten operations on objects.

I code in:

C#
Java

I want to use:

namespace SampleProgram {
	using Javonet.Netcore.Sdk;
	internal class Program {
		private static string resourcesDirectory = ".";
		static void Main(string[] args) {

			// Todo: activate Javonet
			
			// add reference to library
			Javonet.AddReference(resourcesDirectory + @"\TestClass.jar");
			
			// call static method
			string response = Javonet.GetType("TestClass").Invoke<string>("SayHello", "Student");
			
			// write result to console
			Console.WriteLine(response);
		}
	}
}// Todo: activate Javonet

// add reference to library
Javonet.AddReference(resourcesDirectory + @"\TestClass.jar");

// call static method
string response = Javonet.GetType("TestClass").Invoke<string>("SayHello", "Student");

// write result to console
Console.WriteLine(response);

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