How would you explain reflection to a non-programmer? -

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I have a friend who is interested in programming and is asking about many different concepts, classes, interfaces And things like polymorphism / inheritance have become easy to understand, but I am struggling with some similarities for reflection.

How would you explain how it is and how it works in practice?


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