That IL is interesting - I didn't know that.

I think I'm just confused over the early/late binding definitions. It makes sense that if you don't know the type until runtime, it's late-binding. If the class implements an interface, it has more than one type, and I guess you know one of the types if you're programming to the interface.

Still, I think of loading an assembly and instantiating an instance at runtime as late-binding.

Mike