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C#

Ray Karyshyn
Ray Karyshyn
13,443 Points
Posted by Ray Karyshyn
Ray Karyshyn
13,443 Points

Classes in Different Files

So when we created an instance for the Tower class in Game.cs, why didn't we have to somehow include Tower.cs in Game.cs?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,172 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,172 Points

They are included at build time.

When you build the project, you include all the individual source files either by name or by using a "wildcard" (like "*.cs"). And since the modules all share the same namespace, you don't need a "using" statement for them to reference each other.