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Asked: 2026-06-06T18:14:54+00:00

My environment: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 C# I’ve read many articles and comments about,

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My environment:

  • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 C#

I’ve read many articles and comments about, how I should organize my namespaces.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229026

So my question is quite simple. How do I get the company and project name automatically in my namespace?

If I create subfolders in my project, so I get the following pattern:

<Project>.<Folder>.<Subfolder>.<..>
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    • Solution1:

      If you go to the Properties window of your Project, you can set the Default namespace (including the Company Name) and also the Assembly name in the Application tab. Below is a screenshot of this:

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    Now, after setting the default namespace, every time you add a new class to this project, it gets the above set namespace by default.

    • Solution2:

    Another solution is, every time you add a new project to your VS Solution, in the Add New Project template dialog, give the new project Name equal to CompanyName.ProjectName. This way your new project’s Default namespace would include Company Name always (CompanyName.ProjectName) as shown in the Add New Project dialog screenshot below:
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