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Variable Declaration
Language: C#

Used to declare a variable. Variables can be implicitly or explicitly typed. Variables declared this way (without a static modifier) within classes are called instance variables. They belong to an instance of the class (i.e. an object).

Namespace
Language: C#

Namespaces are used to group methods, classes, and other code into a package for use in many different files. The .NET framework comes with many (including the popular System.IO), and in order to certain classes within the framework (like File), use of the namespace must be declared.

Write to File
Language: C#

Used to write to a file.


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