Question

In C# is there a way to declare the class then define it later? I really like in C++ where I can list all the methods at the top like a TOC then define everything later.

Can that be done is C#?

I have used the idea of defining a method that just runs a similarly named method in it then the similar method is at the bottom. but I am thinking there is a better way and googling returns a bunch of basic code on creating classes with no answer.

so here is what I do…

...
public void methodA(){methodAcontent()};
public void methodB()...etc...

...further down...

private void methodAcontent(){
...All the code..
}

is there a better way?

Answer 1

this like Interface http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/87d83y5b.aspx