C # - use partial classes or separate sections?

Question

Possible duplicate:
Why use partial classes?

What is the best practice and best programming approach, partial classes or individual classes?

Answer 1

Use only partial classes, where there is a clear advantage in separating the logic of one class from multiple files. The most obvious example is that some of the code is auto-generated - code generators usually need to create partial types so that they can be complemented by the developer.

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Answer 2

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