how to add module in c#.net? There is no option in the menu project-> add module in c#.net which we have in vb.net.

C# Doesn't use Modules - just classes.
Instead, right click your project and select "Add...New Item" you will get a list that looks pretty much as you expect.

Incidentally, if you select "Add...Module" in VB, you get the same list as "Add...New Item" anyway...

Posted 21-May-12 23:36pm

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**JF2015** · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-21T23:35:00

Solution 1

There is nothing like modules in C#. The one thing that is close to that is a static function. So, instead of using modules, just use a class with a static function - that is my advice.

Posted 21-May-12 23:35pm

JF2015

Jim Jos · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-22T00:26:00

Solution 4

I think what you mean by module is actually a code file.. In C# we have a feature called code file.. Just click Add New Item you will see a something called "Code File" towards the end. That is something like a module in vb.net.. you could put your utility classes there..

Posted 22-May-12 0:26am

Jim Jos