Method binding in C# can occur at compile-time (early binding) or runtime (late binding). Early binding optimizes performance and ensures type safety by resolving method calls during compilation. Late binding offers flexibility by determining methods at runtime, making it suitable for scenarios requiring adaptability despite a performance trade-off. Knowing when to use each method is crucial depending on whether the application needs high performance or dynamic type handling.
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