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This is a discussion on Partial Classes within the OOPS forums, part of the Software Development category; What is Partial class??...
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Re: Partial Classes
The class defination is divided into multiple classes . Each class will represent the small model. This is good for modeling the business logic. Code will be clean and easy to maintain.
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Re: Partial Classes
Hi,
Partial classes means split the class into multiple files. Eg: U r working with windows applications actually designer.cs is using a class like webform1, u can use this class in other cs file also. compiler will treat them as different classes. But when compiled all the files will be treated as a single class. Thanks, Riju. |
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