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Can we have more than 1 partial classes in the same file?
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Answer / ssv_sathish
YES, basically, partial classes are meant for sharing or
working on different files. so you can have 2 partial
classes in the same file or different class declared as
partial in the same file, provided PUBLIC is the access
modifier.
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It is possible to have partial class in same class file.
Partial Class Concept was used in dotnet to provide
practically dividing the class into two or multiple physical
files. In order to keep the complexity of class
simple.During compilation the partial classes join together
to form a single class and works as normal class
partial class First
{
public static void DoSomething1()
{
Console.WriteLine("Executing from First Part of
Class First");
}
}
partial class First
{
public static void DoSomething2()
{
Console.WriteLine("executing from second part of
class First");
}
}
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Answer / m.karunakar
yes.more than one programmer working in the same module in
the project.example one progrmmer writing one method in main
system and ononther programmer can also add onother method
are functionlity that class by using partial class.
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