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== Clarification ==▼
As someone unfamiliar with reflection, this article does a poor job of explaining what it is. I have a decent idea from the example section, but the rest of the article reads like an editorial on reflection, not a description. I think for starters the summary could be improved. It doesn't need to be so long, and it only needs to summarize what reflection is in a short and concise way. It also contains some confusing grammar. For example, "More generally, reflection is an activity in computation that allows an object to have information about the structure and reason about its own computation." Information about the reason about its own computation? I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. It would be great if someone with the knowledge could make this article more clear to people not familiar with the topic. --[[User:JRavn|JRavn]] 15:07, 14 August 2006 (UTC)▼
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:Yep, that would be possible. A program would load a ''Homework'' assembly, and search for methods which satisfy the requirements and use the one that meets the needs..
▲== Clarification ==
▲As someone unfamiliar with reflection, this article does a poor job of explaining what it is. I have a decent idea from the example section, but the rest of the article reads like an editorial on reflection, not a description. I think for starters the summary could be improved. It doesn't need to be so long, and it only needs to summarize what reflection is in a short and concise way. It also contains some confusing grammar. For example, "More generally, reflection is an activity in computation that allows an object to have information about the structure and reason about its own computation." Information about the reason about its own computation? I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. It would be great if someone with the knowledge could make this article more clear to people not familiar with the topic. --[[User:JRavn|JRavn]] 15:07, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
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