Answer Posted / porchelvi.a

We can achieve this by using Reflection.
By using Reflection we can access some information about
object at runtime.even we can invoke private method of an
object by using Reflection.

Example :

Class Student
{
private int RollNo;
public string Name;
}
class MainClass
{
Type type=typeof(Student); //to get type information
MemberInfo[] mem=type.getMembers();
foreach(Memberinfo m in mem)
//we can get every member here
}

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