.net - Assembly creation guidelines -


Is there a rule of thumb that you can get as a number of static functions in an assembly?

How can you identify that the function requires a static V / S function, which is not required to be stable?

OK, there is no rule of thumb - which comes under the design logic. If you wanted to listen to FxCPOP, then a method is static, if it does not work on class members ...

I like the old definition of age, the method should be stable But may not be specific for an example of type.

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