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sager al juhani
781 Pointswhat is the name of the name space in the quiz?
in the quiz they give this code and tell you to see what is the namespace for that code and i tried Every thing and it didn't work
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsHere's 3 easy rules for method naming:
- There are 3 parts to the name: namespace, class, and method.
- The parts are separated by periods
- Only the namespace can contain periods
So going right-to-left ( THIS way
), you'll find the method name, a period, the class name, another period, and everything else is the namespace (including any other periods).