data access layer of singleton

A partial class allows a single class to be divided in to two separate physical files. During compile time these files get compiled in to single class. For instance you can see in the below figure we have the customer class divided in to two different files “math1.cs” and “math2.cs”.

During compilation these files gets compiled in to single class internally. So when you create an object of the customer class you will be able to see methods lying in both the physical files. For instance you can see “Add” method belongs to “math1.cs” and “Delete” method belongs to “math2.cs” , but when the math object is created we can see both “Add” and “Multiply” methods.

public class MyClass
{
Math obj=Math();
obj.
//You will get Add, Multiply methods after dot operation
}

public partial class Math
{
public int add(int x, int y)
{
return x+y;
}
}

public partial class Math
{
public void Multiply(int x, int y)
{
return x*y;
}
}