User kokos answered the wonderful Hidden Features of C# question by mentioning the using
keyword. Can you elaborate on that? What are the uses of
You can make use of the alias namespace by way of the following example:
using LegacyEntities = CompanyFoo.CoreLib.x86.VBComponents.CompanyObjects;
This is called a using alias directive as as you can see, it can be used to hide long-winded references should you want to make it obvious in your code what you are referring to e.g.
LegacyEntities.Account
instead of
CompanyFoo.CoreLib.x86.VBComponents.CompanyObjects.Account
or simply
Account // It is not obvious this is a legacy entity