Net Namespaces

Introduction

Namespaces provide a structured way to organize and manage the different features and behaviors within .NET. They allow you to group related code together, promoting reusability and maintainability.

Key Concepts

Namespace Hierarchy

Example – Simple Namespace

Consider a simple example where we have different kinds of logging functionality: 'Logging' and 'DatabaseLogging'.

We can create a namespace called 'Logging' and a namespace called 'DatabaseLogging'. Each namespace can contain different logging frameworks and behaviors.

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