How programmatically extract type description which is shown by intellisense as hint

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When I type some Class, e.g. Console, then press ctrl+space and intellisense show hint "Class System.Console Represents standart input, output and error streams...." How programmatically get this text. Can't find in google, may be I'm stupid noob. Thanks.

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