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Namespace and solution name

If I have a namespace "MyCompany.Project.Helpers", do I have to name the solution (or, at least, the resulting DLL) as MyCompany.Project.Helpers.dll?

Nov 16 '05 #1
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Massuda,

No, you do not. Take System.dll or mscorlib.dll for example. This is
referenced by pretty much every .NET application, and it contains classes in
the System, System.IO, etc, etc namespaces.

Hope this helps.

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If I have a namespace "MyCompany.Project.Helpers", do I have to name the solution (or, at least, the resulting DLL) as MyCompany.Project.Helpers.dll?

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