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Why is it not a good practice to use Module in a project
Posted by
deccansoft
on 9/17/2010 | Category:
C# Interview questions
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Because every public member of a module is treated as Global Member and it can
be accessed in any part of the application without explicitly using
module name and this is against object oriented principles
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