Is there any performance or end-result size difference if you define several
classes in a single module as opposed to defining each class in a separate
module? Thanks.

Jerry

Shouldn't unless they are all shared. I believe (pretty sure) that memory
is allocated at the initialization of the class (or any new object for that
matter), not when its referenced or its caller is loaded.

I think that made sense.


"Rlrcstr" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is there any performance or end-result size difference if you define
several
> classes in a single module as opposed to defining each class in a separate
> module? Thanks.
>
> Jerry
>
>

* "Rlrcstr" <(E-Mail Removed)> scripsit:
> Is there any performance or end-result size difference if you define several
> classes in a single module as opposed to defining each class in a separate
> module?

Module?

Class library?
File?
'Module...End Module'?

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