Partial Class in Asp.Net

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Hi All,

When i create a website or web application using C# Asp.net the cs page (example Default.aspx.cs) is created with a partial class. Why we use the partial class instead of class in the code behind. What is the advantage of partial class.

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Posted 26-Feb-13 1:12am

ksbalamurali

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Ankur^\m/ · Answer 1 · 2013-02-26T01:19:00

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I can explain that here but it won't be the worth the time I waste in writing it. There are lots of articles out there explaining it very well.
Google is your friend. Do read these - partial class[^].

Get back if you don't understand anything.

Posted 26-Feb-13 1:19am

Ankur^\m/