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C# class file name
In Java, the class name and the file name of the class must match.
In C#, this does not appear to be the case, ie I can have a file named MyClass.cs with:
public class NotMyClass {
}
Is this correct?
In C#, this does not appear to be the case, ie I can have a file named MyClass.cs with:
public class NotMyClass {
}
Is this correct?
C#
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Paul MacDonald
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or is it best practices to have the class and file name match?