Accessing a script only using its string

Good day.

I'm sure it is posible, but I've never done to find a script, only to find variables inside a script using a string. I will do simple and "stupid" example (C#) to show you how I think it can work. If works or not, please come to explain what you get.

 string RandNumb = "2"

Lets look for the object called "SuperObject2":

 GameObject ObjectSelected = GameObject.Find("SuperObject"+RandNumb );

Now lets acces its Script, which is called "MyScript2":

 Object ScriptIWillUse = ObjectSelected.GetType("MyScript"+RandNum);

Bye!

You can do this

 string stringS = "scriptName" + randomNumber.ToString();
 var otherScript = objectList[randomNumber].GetComponent(stringS);
 var myVariable = otherScript.variable;

Can you explain why you have to do it this way and not another way? Normally if there are many scripts that do the similar things I would make them inherit from one class.

For example

 public class Vehicle{
   protected virtual void Go() {
   }
 }

 public class Bike : Vehicle {
   protected override void Go() {
   }
 }
 
 public class Car : Vehicle {
   protected override void Go() {
   }
 }

Then if I want to pick randomly between the car and the bike, and then run the function Go()

 Vehicle pickVehicle;
 void PickRandomThenGo(){
   GameObject randomObj = PickRandomObj(); //get the random object
   pickVehicle = randomObj.GetComponent<Vehicle>();
   pickVehicle.Go();
 }

Like that, if the pickVehicle was of Bike class, the function Go() inside Bike class will run. Otherwise, Car's function will run.