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Is there a rule of thumb when to use and when not to use "Shared" in a Class. I can see the benefit from this sample. However, should I use shared all the time so that I don't have to cretae a new object each time?
http://www.sitecrafting.com/blog/aspnet-20-tips-shared-functions/
http://www.sitecrafting.com/blog/aspnet-20-tips-shared-functions/
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in my opinion,use it for utilities methods, you cannot contains shared variables, because you are not in control about his value in some time.
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As a rule of thumb and in plain worlds I would say:
- A shared or static member (either field, property or method) doesn't require to use contextual information from an specific class instance.
- A shared or static member (either field, property or method) doesn't require to use contextual information from an specific class instance.
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