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You would need to use <b>REFLECTION</b>. &nbsp;Is &quot;orderPart1&quot; just a public/private <b>Member</b>, or is it an actual <b>Property</b>?
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You would need to use REFLECTION.  Is "orderPart1" just a public/private Member, or is it an actual Property?

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Thank you both for the information - I will look it up and see if it solves my problem.<br />
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@Idle_Mind - orderPart1 is a public member.<br />
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Thank you.
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Thank you both for the information - I will look it up and see if it solves my problem.

@Idle_Mind - orderPart1 is a public member.

Thank you.

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Hello,<br />
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I asked this question earlier in Javascript, but now I can't get it to work in C#. &nbsp;I am looking to do something like below:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27862449-1">currentPart = results[0][&quot;orderPart&quot; + i];</code></pre>
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Results is an object of a class. &nbsp;In this class there are 5 members named:<br />
orderPart1<br />
orderPart2<br />
... orderPart5<br />
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I am looking to update these 5 members by using a for loop to iterate the last character of the data member name. &nbsp;I have tried using the dot operator and other symbols. &nbsp;I have checked C and C++ options also, with no success.<br />
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Any help is appreciated. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Hello,

I asked this question earlier in Javascript, but now I can't get it to work in C#.  I am looking to do something like below:

(CODE)

Results is an object of a class.  In this class there are 5 members named:
orderPart1
orderPart2
... orderPart5

I am looking to update these 5 members by using a for loop to iterate the last character of the data member name.  I have tried using the dot operator and other symbols.  I have checked C and C++ options also, with no success.

Any help is appreciated.  Thank you.

C# Calling data member using a concatenated string

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