by Brendan Enrick
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Partial classes should make your coding easier. They will
allow for some extra code separation without adding much complexity. They will
also allow you to work with generated code without fear of changes being
overwritten. Plenty of different applications which generate code for you will
declare classes as partial specifically so that you can do this. They make it
much easier for people to work with the generated code if the class is declared
as partial. If you're ever writing any sort of a code-generating program you
will want to make sure that you declare all classes, interfaces, and structs as
partial. The users of your program will thank you when they need to make
modifications. No your code is not perfect, so some users will want to make
modifications.
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Title:
I like the justification
Name:
george
Date:
2/24/2010 10:20:43 AM
Comment:
I was aware of the autogenerated code case, but code merging is the real day to day convenience this feature provides.
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Title:
very good explanation
Name:
krishna kishore
Date:
2/16/2010 9:29:59 AM
Comment:
your explanation is very clear. and simple
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Title:
Wonderfull
Name:
s.arul
Date:
2/9/2010 8:17:46 AM
Comment:
Wonderful article for asp.net beginers
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Title:
Good
Name:
Sanjeev
Date:
2/9/2010 5:29:54 AM
Comment:
Here in ur article u have described enough.. but plz try to add more examples so it will clear the doubts of readers.. all the best
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Title:
Good
Name:
Laxmi
Date:
12/22/2009 8:04:24 AM
Comment:
Its good but I have a question.I have a class which is splitted into two partial classes.These two partial classes have same methods.what happens at compile time.Please help me.thanks in advance..
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Title:
Nice Article
Name:
Senthil
Date:
11/2/2009 6:07:40 AM
Comment:
Very Nice Article!!
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Title:
Excellent !!
Name:
Sai
Date:
10/30/2009 3:10:32 AM
Comment:
Nice article for beginners.
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partial class
Name:
vikash kumar
Date:
10/15/2009 6:07:41 AM
Comment:
Article written by you is good but not enough.pls modify it.
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Title:
Great little read
Name:
Piao!
Date:
9/18/2009 11:34:43 AM
Comment:
Good writing style, and nice real world examples - cheers man!
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Title:
Nice Article
Name:
sam
Date:
9/9/2009 7:42:56 AM
Comment:
nice article Enrick. Can you suggest me some article on delegates & events?
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Title:
Good Article
Name:
Rajender Kumar
Date:
8/28/2009 12:49:41 AM
Comment:
i am a web developer Asp.Net C#. i have read this article, that is well understandig for beginners.
Thanks for taking time for this post.
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Title:
Thank you
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phil
Date:
7/1/2009 8:01:46 PM
Comment:
Thanks for posting this. I despise .net but I have to do it at work so its nice to find articles that teach the concepts rather than syntax.
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Title:
Well written
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Satyajeet
Date:
6/4/2009 3:43:57 PM
Comment:
Hey dude,
I'm a developer starting of with C# and .NET rather late. But I think this is an excellent article. And I pity some of the morons who've barely got enough grasp over English to criticize you. This article is extremely crisp and helpful, and so thanks a lot!
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Title:
confuseeeeeeeeee
Name:
sagar
Date:
1/29/2009 1:48:30 AM
Comment:
Hi.. i am cleared abt partial class in c#.... but u r article mix with aspx... ca u clarify this
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Title:
partial classes
Name:
shraddha
Date:
1/13/2009 4:12:44 AM
Comment:
very good article
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Title:
I am heap to get you
Name:
zinabu Alemayehu
Date:
11/8/2008 10:00:40 AM
Comment:
I need some help from you based on the asp,c#,and vb.if you get full of code about some project please send to me via my email.
I always Thank u.........
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Title:
Thank you
Name:
Shawn F.
Date:
9/23/2008 10:55:07 AM
Comment:
Thanks for taking the time to post this. It helps clear things up.
BTW...You're able to describe things well enough for me.
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Title:
not decribe well
Name:
vivek rai
Date:
5/4/2008 7:21:53 AM
Comment:
u r not able to decribe well....
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