Using PropertyInfo of the System.Reflection namespace. Reflection compiles just fine no matter what property we try to access. The error will come up during run-time.

    public static object GetObjProperty(object obj, string property)
    {
        Type t = obj.GetType();
        PropertyInfo p = t.GetProperty("Location");
        Point location = (Point)p.GetValue(obj, null);
        return location;
    }

It works fine to get the Location property of an object

Label1.Text = GetObjProperty(button1, "Location").ToString();

We'll get the Location : {X=71,Y=27}
  We can also return location.X or location.Y on the same way.

Using PropertyInfo of the System.Reflection namespace. Reflection compiles just fine no matter what property we try to access. The error will come up during run-time.

    public static object GetObjProperty(object obj, string property)
    {
        Type t = obj.GetType();
        PropertyInfo p = t.GetProperty("Location");
        Point location = (Point)p.GetValue(obj, null);
        return location;
    }

It works fine to get the Location property of an object

Label1.Text = GetObjProperty(button1, "Location").ToString();

We'll get the Location : {X=71,Y=27} We can also return location.X or location.Y on the same way.

Using PropertyInfo of the System.Reflection namespace. Reflection compiles just fine no matter what property we try to access. The error will come up during run-time.

    public static object GetObjProperty(object obj, string property)
    {
        Type t = obj.GetType();
        PropertyInfo p = t.GetProperty("Location");
        Point location = (Point)p.GetValue(obj, null);
        return location;
    }

It works fine to get the Location property of an object

Label1.Text = GetObjProperty(button1, "Location").ToString();

We'll get the Location : {X=71,Y=27} We can also return location.X or location.Y on the same way.

Using PropertyInfo of the System.Reflection namespace. Reflection compiles just fine no matter what property we try to access. The error will come up during run-time.

    public static object GetObjProperty(object obj, string property)
    {
        Type t = obj.GetType();
        PropertyInfo p = t.GetProperty("Location");
        Point location = (Point)p.GetValue(obj, null);
        return location;
    }

It works fine to get the Location property of an object

Label1.Text = GetObjProperty(button1, "Location").ToString();

We'll get the Location : {X=71,Y=27} 
We can also return location.X or location.Y on the same way.