partial and abstract classes

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How do I know which are partial and abstract classes?

Vulpes · Answer

Well, it's a totally different question but, depending on where you want to place the hyperlink, something like this: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { HyperLink hl = new HyperLink(); hl.Text = "Google"; hl.NavigateUrl = "http://www.google.com"; this.Controls.Add(hl); }

Amina Badat · Answer

thank you. how do I create a hyperlink in my source code and in my page load.

Amina Badat · Answer

thank you. how do I create a hyperlink in my source code and in my page load.

Vulpes · Answer

Partial classes are marked with the 'partial' keyword and there's normally two or more of them with the same name: partial class A { // contents } partial class A { // the contents will be added to the other partial class, A, at compile time // and compiled as a single class } Abstract classes are marked with the 'abstract' keyword: abstract class B { // contents } A class can be both partial and abstract: abstract partial class C { // contents } abstract partial class C { // the contents will be added to the other partial class, C, at compile time // and compiled as a single class } Note that 'abstract' must precede 'partial'.

partial and abstract classes

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