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Yes, definitely a good idea to keep one class per file as good programming practice. Um... Tradition? No. We (those at my company) like to strictly adhere to this rule and leave the partial class definition to automatically generated code only. Actually using it is IMHO a bit unsavory to read but preferable to a single file mess. You can use the #region directive to collapse source code sections together for convenience.

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