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C#

Posted by Richard Burkhart
Richard Burkhart
454 Points

What would a fully written out method call look like if it used this new Treehouse.FitnessFrog namespace?

Would it look like Treehouse.FitnessFrog.class.method ? That many decimals seems excessive. Could I just call it with FitnessFrog.class.method ?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points

The namespace is allowed to contain periods. The compiler may not recognize it if you use only part of the identifier.

But you can provide a "using" directive and leave off the namespace entirely in the code.