As you can see from video, it's necessary to differentiate between packages. It helps when you import files or packages. Please watch video again & let us know in case you've more questions.
@@CodingSimplified Coming from a python background, but what makes this different to filename in python where if in the same folder I could import {filename} and then if I wanted to structure it I could put it into a subfolder and import {Sub Folder}.{filename} Seems like an unnecessary step, but just something that is required for c#?
Very Good Explanation.
Wrong, it's to prevent class name collision or same-name-repetitions since you may import hundreds of classes in your project
Watch full. Video still don't get what are u saying
same. namespace is namespace is what I learned.
Question is clear but where is the answer? 😑
why is it necessary?
As you can see from video, it's necessary to differentiate between packages. It helps when you import files or packages. Please watch video again & let us know in case you've more questions.
@@CodingSimplified Coming from a python background, but what makes this different to filename in python where if in the same folder I could import {filename} and then if I wanted to structure it I could put it into a subfolder and import {Sub Folder}.{filename}
Seems like an unnecessary step, but just something that is required for c#?
I can understand ❤