In C#, a TypeDef represents a metadata element that defines a new type, such as a class, struct, enum, interface, delegate, or nested type. It contains information about the type's name, base type, implemented interfaces, members, and other characteristics. TypeDefs are used by the Common Language Runtime (CLR) to understand and manage the types defined in a C# program, allowing for type checking, compilation, and execution of the code.
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