What you mean by partial Class in asp.net 2.0?

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What you mean by partial Class in asp.net 2.0?..

Answer / sridhar

Your class definition can be split into multiple physical files; it allows a clean separation of business logic and the user interface

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What you mean by partial Class in asp.net 2.0?..

Answer / amiya kumar parida

Partial class means a class declaired as partial can be
splited in to many physical file (i.e the defination of
class can be in more than one file) but at the time of
compilation it grouped up and compiled

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What you mean by partial Class in asp.net 2.0?..

Answer / nallamani

This new feature, partial class, allows you to allot
different developers to develop the code for different
functionalities that are available in a single class.

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