Partial Classes and Partial Methods
February 4th, 2008 | 
Author: In order to understand how Microsoft intends LINQ to be used in a multi layered architecture, we first need to take a look at partial classes, which have been around since .NET 2.0, and the new partial methods.
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Just can’t get to partial functions discussion. Am I missing something? Thanks.
I’m not sure what you are asking. Partial methods start at about minute 4 in the video.
I was looking for a transcript can’t download the video (Real Player).
There is not transcript on this one because video is the most effective way of showing this. All of my videos are YouTube videos. So, you’ll need a flash player to view them.
My problem is the restriction imposed on YouTube embeded link that you have. I can’t downloaded either I guess you have it copy protected. Oh, well I can see at home.
I don’t have any restrictions imposed. That’s how YouTube works.