How: use multiple namespaces

Namespaces are used imported libraries in .NET programming.

If the internal .NET libraries to use one, you must have the namespace at the top of the code-behind file be included. Microsoft develops and distributes .NET programming languages. Languages include c# and VB.NET. Each of those languages may have multiple namespaces included in the upper part of the code file. Difficulty: average

Instructions

1. 1

   Start Visual Studio and open your own Web or the desktop project.

Double-click the right side of the console on the shape that you want to edit. The form is in design.

2

Click the form and select "Show code".

This opens the code-behind file. Above note that some namespaces are already defined. This is the default Microsoft in any form recorded and the Web page that you create in the .NET libraries.

3

Add your namespaces at the top of your code file.

The following code demonstrates how your project VB.NET or c# two namespaces:
VB.NET
System.data.SqlClient imports
System.data imports
C#
to System.data.SqlClient.
for system.data