Answer Posted / kishor khatri
A Namespace is a container for a set of identifiers (names),
and allows the disambiguation of homonym identifiers
residing in different namespaces or we can say it simply
provides a named group of classes, structures, enumerations,
delegates, interfaces and other namespaces and Within the
namespace, all declared items must be uniquely named...
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