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Thank you.<br />
Thank answered the question I asked but my problem is I didn't ask correctly...<br />
I'll just post another question.<br />
Thanks again.
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Thank you.
Thank answered the question I asked but my problem is I didn't ask correctly...
I'll just post another question.
Thanks again.

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Hi Experts.<br />
I need a little help here please.<br />
I have a database processing app here with a few dozens of static classes. Each class basically represents a class. All classes have a simular structure..<br />
I need to be able to loop through all those classes somehow to execute them. I realize i can just write out something like:<br />
class1.execute();<br />
class21.execute();<br />
class3.execute();<br />
class4.execute();<br />
.<br />
.<br />
.<br />
but I have a feeling there must be an easier way. Maybe I can connect them all with the interface somehow ? create a collection and loop through ? I'm not an expert on this yet so please help.<br />
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Experts.
I need a little help here please.
I have a database processing app here with a few dozens of static classes. Each class basically represents a class. All classes have a simular structure..
I need to be able to loop through all those classes somehow to execute them. I realize i can just write out something like:
class1.execute();
class21.execute();
class3.execute();
class4.execute();
.
.
.
but I have a feeling there must be an easier way. Maybe I can connect them all with the interface somehow ? create a collection and loop through ? I'm not an expert on this yet so please help.
Thanks in advance!

Creating collection of classes

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).