Best Coding Practices – TIP 3
The use of partial classes can help improve coding for the following reasons:
- As you can split code into seperate physical files, its easier to seperate UI and Business Logic that may belong in a single class
- Produces clean and organised code
- No performance hit… The compiler groups all partial classes into one entity during compilation
Sample Code
MyFile1.cs
public partial class MyPartialClass
{
int foo = 0;
}
MyFile2.cs
public partial class MyPartialClass
{
public String ShowMessage()
{
return foo.ToString();
}
}
REMEMBER: Keep partial classes in the same namespace to avoid confusion!
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