What Does Early Binding Mean?
In C#, early binding is a process in which a variable is assigned to a specific type of object during its declaration to create an early-bound object. This contrasts the late-bound object process, where an object type is revealed at the time of instantiation. Early binding is implemented in a number of C# concepts, such as overloaded methods, overloaded operators and overridden methods, which are directly called via the use of derived objects. Early binding is not flexible and can result in version compatibility issues, due to the high dependency of property and method types and parameters. Early binding is also known as compile time polymorphism, static binding and static typing.
Techopedia Explains Early Binding
Early binding benefits include:
