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C# / C Sharp » Language Basics » NameSpace Screenshots  Using the alias keyword to refer to a nested namespace //  using CmpDb = YourCompany.SecondPartNamespace.InnerNamespace.YourClass; namespace YourCompany.SecondPartNamespace {   namespace InnerNamespace {     public class YourClass {       public static void Open( string tblName ) {          System.Console.WriteLine("{0}", tblName );       }     }   } } public class CH1_14 {   public static void Main() {     CmpDb.Open("fred");   } }                     Related examples in the same category 1. Define an alias to represent a namespace 2. Creating an alias 3. Namespaces are additive 4. Namespaces can be nested 5. Illustrates the use of two namespaces 6. The use of namespace hierarchies (part 1) 7. How the using statement is used to specify namespaces 8. Using namespace 9. Demonstrates using as a statement 10. Demonstrate a namespace 11. Namespaces prevent name conflicts 12. Demonstrate a namespace 2 13. C# Namespaces and Using