Chapter 15. NAMESPACES, COMPILATION UNITS, AND ASSEMBLIES
You will learn about the following in this chapter:
How to define and use namespaces
How namespaces relate to compilation units and assemblies
The using directive
How to split compilation units up into smaller compilation units without changing the overall semantics
Important compiler commands that allow you to
Create DLL and EXE assemblies
Control the name of a new assembly
Include namespaces from other assemblies in your own programs
The intermediate language disassembling utility called Ildasm
Chapter 4, “A Guided Tour through C#: Part II,” introduced you to the idea of using namespaces to organize classes in hierarchies of class containers and thereby keep the classes neatly ordered and easily ...
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