where should I keep all the funtions?

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Allen - 06 Dec 2007 04:40 GMT

I am working with forms. I am used to work with regular C++ code, where all
your functions are going to be on the bottom of the source code file. I
notice when working with forms using Microsoft Widows .NET Framework that
provides a set of classes for building GUI applications all your work will
be with the header files. My question is where should I keep all the
functions?

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Allen

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Bob Powell [MVP] - 09 Dec 2007 23:23 GMT

Functions, or more properly "Methods" are just written into the C# source
file.

There is no concept of header and source file as you will find in C++.

There is a notion of a "partial" class however. This is most often used by
the IDE to seggregate your code from that injected automatically by the
design-time system. Generally you will edit the code in the .CS file that is
visible under the solution. Other .CS files that are lower down the tree are
generally auto-generated.

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>I am working with forms. I am used to work with regular C++ code, where
>all your functions are going to be on the bottom of the source code file.
>I notice when working with forms using Microsoft Widows .NET Framework that
>provides a set of classes for building GUI applications all your work will
>be with the header files. My question is where should I keep all the
>functions?

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where should I keep all the funtions?

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