wat

So in C++ I could do

class A {
    int B();
}

int A::B()
{
    return 1;
}

i.e. I could keep my class definition and the code for the methods separate, but I can't figure out how to do the same thing in C#.  Do I really have to use "partial class A {}" in front of everything?

>>17
I'm not the fuckwit that thinks the compiler were always single pass. Perhaps if you would have written some actual production level C code in your life you wouldn't have much such an idiotic statement. But alas, your limited mental capacity doesn't take you that far. Now go back to serving another customer or go replace another network switch you general labor monkey.