<ul><li>C# 14 introduces the ability to use unbound generic types with the nameof operator, improving clarity and power in reflection.</li><li>Unbound generic types refer to generic type definitions without concrete type arguments.</li><li>In C# 14, using nameof with unbound generic types simplifies metadata-driven code and enhances expressiveness in logging, code generation, and diagnostic tooling.</li><li>This change enables cleaner and more refactor-safe use of nameof, benefiting tasks like diagnostic logging, source generators, and structured logging in real-world projects.</li></ul>

Unbound Generic Types in `nameof` — C# 14 Makes Reflection Cleaner

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