November 2001
Beginner to intermediate
816 pages
16h 3m
English
In This Chapter
Why Namespaces?
Namespace Directives
Creating Namespaces
Namespace Members
Scope and Visibility
Namespaces are such an ingrained part of C#; in fact, there is not way to avoid them. Every program written in C# uses the System namespace. All the libraries supporting C# are included in namespaces, which must be identified in a program before being used. The designers of C# thought namespaces were so important that they should design them into the language.
This chapter covers C# namespaces and provides information on scope and visibility issues affecting C# programs. Throughout this book, namespaces have been used consistently. In the using System; statement at the beginning of each program, ...
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