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How to declare common constants in c#?

Asked by pascal_lalonde in C# Programming Language

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Hello experts,

  In c#, I need the following constants in many classes:

const int NO_ERROR = 0;
const int ERROR_NO_START_DELIMITER = 1;
const int ERROR_BAD_CHECKSUM = 2;
const int ERROR_BAD_SRC_ADDRESS = 3;

1) If the classes are in the same namespace, where do I declare these constants?

2)If the classes ARE NOT in the same namespace, where do I declare these constants?

I dont currently know if the classes will be in the same namespace, that is why I asked the two questions.

I will give points for full and precise answers.

Thank you!
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