What is Partial class? What purpose we use it?
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Answer / nsy
A partial class nothing but a class with the keyword
partial. This class can split across multiple cs files. The
purpose of this is managing code in our project.
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Answer / raja
Visual Studio uses partial classes to separate auto-generated code from user-generated code. For example, in the Windows Form application
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Answer / anil
Partial is keyword,a class can span multiple source file .
same name diffrent member and functionality.
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Answer / jajnaseni majhi
Partial is keyword which is used to create partial
classes.When a class is large enough to maintain,by
creating partial classes developer can span the same class
to multiple files.Which easy to maintain.
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Answer / balakrishna
partial is keyword
when ever class will create at difference location with same
name at the time before class partial key word is used.
this can help parallel creation .
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Answer / rajendra
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wa80x488.aspx
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