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MakeNETObject—Wolfram Language Documentation

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MakeNETObject[expr]

constructs a .NET object that represents the given Wolfram Language expression.

MakeNETObject[expr,type]

creates an object of the specified type from expr.

• To use MakeNETObject, you first need to load .NET/Link using Needs["NETLink`"].
• MakeNETObject accepts numbers, True/False, strings, and lists of these, up to three deep.
• This is a shortcut to calling NETNew, and it is especially useful for arrays, as the array object can be created and initialized with values in a single call.
• Use the type argument to force a nonstandard type.
• For example, MakeNETObject[{1,2,3}] will create an array of int (type System.Int32[]). If you want an array of Int16, use MakeNETObject[{1,2,3},"System.Int16[]"].

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