Using Partial Classes to Separate Markup from Code
Explore how to use partial classes in Blazor WebAssembly to separate the component markup from C# code. This lesson teaches you to move code blocks to separate .cs files using the partial keyword, enhancing code organization and enabling the code-behind development style. You will verify the functionality after refactoring and gain hands-on experience with this technique.
We'll cover the following...
We'll cover the following...
Many developers prefer to separate their markup from their C# fields, properties, and methods. Since Razor components are regular C# classes, they support partial classes. The partial keyword is used to create a partial class. We will use a partial class to move the code block from the RAZOR file to a CS file. We do this as follows: