Problem statement

A game engine debug console needs to display the exact state of any entity clicked by the developer. Since the entities can vary from a Player to a Goblin, the console does not know the exact type of the object at compile-time. You must build an inspector tool that dynamically reads the properties of any given object.

Task requirements

• Implement the InspectEntity(object entity) method.

• Print the name of the entity's class to the console.

• Iterate through all public properties of the entity.

• Print each property's name and its current value in the format: [Property Name]: [Value].

Constraints

• Use the GetType() method to get the runtime type of the object.

• Use GetProperties() to discover the public properties.

• Use GetValue() on each PropertyInfo object to extract the runtime value.

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Get hints

• You can get the name of the class using the Name property on the Type object.

• The GetProperties() method returns an array of PropertyInfo objects.

• When calling GetValue(entity) on a PropertyInfo object, you must pass the original entity instance so reflection knows which specific object's data to read.