seperating a repeated block of code and reference it

There isn't really an equivalent of this in C#.

If the same block of code is used in different classes in the same application, then I'd put it into a global method of a global class. For example

internal static class Global

{

public static void SomeMethod()

{

// put block of code in here

}

Any method in other classes which wishes to use this code can then simply call:

Global.SomeMethod();

If you want to use the same block of code in different classes in different applications then I'd create a class library project from the above class (declare it to be public rather than internal) and you can then utilize the resulting dll by adding a reference to it to each application which uses it. The code to call the method would be the same as before.

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Vulpes13y ago
There isn't really an equivalent of this in C#.

If the same block of code is used in different classes in the same application, then I'd put it into a global method of a global class. For example

internal static class Global
{
public static void SomeMethod()
{
// put block of code in here
}
}

Any method in other classes which wishes to use this code can then simply call:

Global.SomeMethod();

If you want to use the same block of code in different classes in different applications then I'd create a class library project from the above class (declare it to be public rather than internal) and you can then utilize the resulting dll by adding a reference to it to each application which uses it. The code to call the method would be the same as before.