New Features in C# 2.0—Hide Designer Code with Partial Types
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Hide Designer Code with Partial Types
In previous versions of C# the entire definition for a class had to be in a
single file. Now, using the partial keyword, you can split your class
across more than one file. This provides two significant advantages:
the class.
- You can have different team members working on different parts of
your own user code.
- Visual Studio 2005 can separate the designer-generated code from
Using the partial keyword, you can split your class across more than one file.
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