You write the following code to implement the BraindumpsClass.MyMethod function.

You write the following code to implement the BraindumpsClass.MyMethod function.
public class BraindumpsClass {
public int MyMethod(int arg) {
return arg;
}}
You need to call the BraindumpsClass.MyMethod function dynamically from an unrelated class in your assembly. Which code segment should you use?


A. BraindumpsClass^ myClass = gcnew BraindumpsClass();Type^ t = BraindumpsClass::typeid; 
    MethodInfo^m = t->GetMethod(“MyMethod”);
    int i = (int)m->Invoke(this, gcnew array<Object^> {1});
B. BraindumpsClass^ myClass = gcnew BraindumpsClass();Type^ t = BraindumpsClass::typeid;
    MethodInfo^m = t->GetMethod(“MyMethod”);
    int i = (int)m->Invoke(myClass, gcnew array<Object^> {1});
C. BraindumpsClass^ myClass = gcnew BraindumpsClass();
    Type^ t = BraindumpsClass::typeid; 
    MethodInfo^m = t->GetMethod(“BraindumpsClass.MyMethod”); 
    int i = (int)m->Invoke(myClass, gcnew array<Object^> {1});
D. Type^ t =Type::GetType(“BraindumpsClass”); 
    MethodInfo^m = t->GetMethod(“MyMethod”);
    int i = (int)m->Invoke(this, gcnew array<Object^> {1});


Answer: B