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Morten Christensen

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Breaking encapsulation with C# 2.0 partial classes Posted: Aug 19, 2006 12:41 PM
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For good or bad partial classes in C# 2.0 allows breaking of encapsulation as this example will show. In a consulting job I recently ran into an interesting case involving a webservice with several different service methods f1, f2, fn (sample names, not actual names) all taking the same string argument and all returning a string. [...]

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