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Authors:
Barbara Dolye
Chapter:
Advanced Object-oriented Programming Features
Exercise:
Exercises
Question:13 | ISBN:9781285096261 | Edition: 4

Question

To avoid having to use fully qualified referenced classes, you could:
a. Add a reference to the class.
b. Add an import statement for the class.
c. Add a using directive.
d. Inherit from the class.
e. Package the classes in the same solution.

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Answer

The correct answer is b. Add an import statement for the class.

If a class is imported in the namespace then the Fully-qualified class names are always valid. OrganizationNamespace added to avoid fully qualifying references.

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