/*
* 1. Partial class allow us to split a class into 2 or more files.
* All parts are then combined into a single class, when apllication is compiled.
* 2. The partial keyword can also be used to aplit a struct or an interface over two or more files.
*
* 3. Advantages of partial classess ::
*
* > The main advantage is that, visual studio uses partial classess to separate automatically generated code from developers code.
* For Example :: when you add a webfoem, two .cs files are generated
* A. WebForm1.aspx.cs - Containes the developer code.
* B. WebForm1.aspx.designer.cs - Contains the system enerated code.
* Example: declarations for the controls that you drag and drop on the webform.
*
* > When working on large projects, Spreding a class over separate files allows multiple programmers to work on it simultaniously.
* Though microsoft claims this as an advantage. I haven't really seen anywhere, people using partial classes, just to work on them simultaniously.
*/
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
#region 1. Code from single file, Customer.cs.
Customer c1 = new Customer();
c1.FirstName = "Anand Dev";
c1.LastName = "Singh";
String fullName = c1.GetFullName();
Response.Write(String.Format("{0}<br/>", fullName));
#endregion
#region 2. Code from PartialClassOne.cs and PartialClassTwo.cs, two seperate files.
PartialCustomer pc = new PartialCustomer();
pc.FirstName = "Nanhi";
pc.LastName = "Malhotra";
String dostuName = pc.GetFullName();
Response.Write(String.Format("{0}<br/>", dostuName));
#endregion
}
/*
* 1. Partial class allow us to split a class into 2 or more files.
* All parts are then combined into a single class, when apllication is compiled.
* 2. The partial keyword can also be used to aplit a struct or an interface over two or more files.
*
* 3. Advantages of partial classess ::
*
* > The main advantage is that, visual studio uses partial classess to separate automatically generated code from developers code.
* For Example :: when you add a webfoem, two .cs files are generated
* A. WebForm1.aspx.cs - Containes the developer code.
* B. WebForm1.aspx.designer.cs - Contains the system enerated code.
* Example: declarations for the controls that you drag and drop on the webform.
*
* > When working on large projects, Spreding a class over separate files allows multiple programmers to work on it simultaniously.
* Though microsoft claims this as an advantage. I haven't really seen anywhere, people using partial classes, just to work on them simultaniously.
*/
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
#region 1. Code from single file, Customer.cs.
Customer c1 = new Customer();
c1.FirstName = "Anand Dev";
c1.LastName = "Singh";
String fullName = c1.GetFullName();
Response.Write(String.Format("{0}<br/>", fullName));
#endregion
#region 2. Code from PartialClassOne.cs and PartialClassTwo.cs, two seperate files.
PartialCustomer pc = new PartialCustomer();
pc.FirstName = "Nanhi";
pc.LastName = "Malhotra";
String dostuName = pc.GetFullName();
Response.Write(String.Format("{0}<br/>", dostuName));
#endregion
}
