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If I dont know the namespace of a class then, How can we know that In which namespace a particular class exist in Visual Studio Framework.

Posted 22-Jul-10 1:11am

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Rajesh Sajjanar · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-22T01:19:00

Hi
Namespace is logical grouping of classes,
If you want to perform database related then choose System.Data
for string related choose System.Text like that there are many namespaces

If you want to read database connectionstring from web.cong file then
you have to include namespace System.Configuration, For threads System.Threading

Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-22T01:49:00

Solution 2

You might want to consult msdn - that's what I do in such cases.

Posted 22-Jul-10 1:49am

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ranjansingh235 22-Jul-10 8:25am

thank you , I will consult MSDN

#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-22T01:57:00

Solution 3

Freakin google it, dude. How hard is that to do?

Just use the object name as the search phrase, and msdn is USUALLY the very firt result listed. In fact, you typically don't even have to follow the link because the namespace is listed right there on the google result page.

Are you completely new at this internet stuff?

Posted 22-Jul-10 1:57am

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ranjansingh235 22-Jul-10 8:28am

No, I am not very new but actully i feel that may be framwork provides that facility by which we can search that the particular class in which namespace exist. well thanks for your quick responce.

Yusuf · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-22T01:58:00

Solution 4

I google the class and up comes the MSDN online documentation. From there it is not hard to find out which namespace to use.

Posted 22-Jul-10 1:58am

Yusuf

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ranjansingh235 22-Jul-10 8:29am

ok thank you yusuf

DaveyM69 · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-22T09:45:00

Solution 5

You can also use the Object browser built into Visual Studio (available in the express editions too).

Posted 22-Jul-10 9:45am

DaveyM69

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ranjansingh235 23-Jul-10 0:21am

thanks for reply DaveyM, I start using this. Its really helpfull.thanks once again.

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