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public partial class default:system.web.ui.page what is it meaning?why using partial class?

Suthish Nair · Answer

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kalpa vachhani · Answer

I hope that your web page have name default.aspx and it has code behind file default.aspx.cs. Now default.aspx have attributes like CODEFILE AND INHERITS At RUN TIME asp.NET CREATE A NEW CLASS default_aspx which inherits from default class

Vulpes · Answer

In an ASP.NET application, the runtime generates another partial class from the .aspx file which contains the declarations for the page and the controls it contains. This partial class and the one in the 'code behind' file (which contains the eventhandlers) are then combined and compiled to a dll. The runtime also generates another class from the .aspx file which inherits from the first one and contains the code which actually generates the page. When an object of this second class is created it will contain not only the code to create the page but everything which it inherits from the first class as well. So the reason for using partial classes here is so that you don't have to use C# (or VB.NET) code to design your web pages - the code is generated for you at runtime.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

A partial class can exist in more than one file. One of the files can be a file generated by software.

Ankit Nandekar · Answer

just go through this article http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/puranindia/PartialClass106032009060218AM/PartialClass1.aspx

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