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darrel
In the context of VB.net, when/why would one use a 'friend class'. I'm
finding lots of references to friend classes on google, but not a simle
definition of what they actually are.
Actually, if there is a nice overview of the different types of classes
(public, private, shared, friend, etc.) and how they differ on a broad
level, I'd certainly like to read it. I'm at the point where I'm a 'decent
hack' and .net but I'm missing some broader overall concepts that I need to
get a better grasp on.
-Darrel
finding lots of references to friend classes on google, but not a simle
definition of what they actually are.
Actually, if there is a nice overview of the different types of classes
(public, private, shared, friend, etc.) and how they differ on a broad
level, I'd certainly like to read it. I'm at the point where I'm a 'decent
hack' and .net but I'm missing some broader overall concepts that I need to
get a better grasp on.
-Darrel