Need for Namespaces:

Namespaces allow us to create a system to organize your code. You can create namespaces via a hierarchical is good way to organize your code. You can also create a nested namespace by placing code in different sub-namespaces, you can keep your code organized .

Example:

namespace xyz.csharp.namespaces { public class Demo { public string Message() { return "Hello, world"; } } }

Namespaces are hierarchical, and the name xyz.csharp.namespaces is actually shorthand for defining a namespace you can also make that namespace in this order:

namespace xyz { namespace csharp { namespace namespaces { public string Message() { return "Hello, world"; } } } }

Using alias directives

You can also use using directive as alias .by using alias you don’t need write full

path of namespace in program.

using identifier = namespace-or-type-name ;

Example:

namespace Namespace1.Namespace2
{
    class abc { }
}
namespace Namespace3
{
    using A = Namespace1.Namespace2;
    class xyz : abc { }
}

Here, within member declarations in the Namespace3 namespace, A is an alias for

Namespace1.Namespace2.

Using namespace directives

A using namespace directive imports the types contained in a namespace into the immediately enclosing compilation unit or namespace body, enabling the identifier of each type to be used without qualification .

using-namespace-directive:using namespace-name ;

Example:

namespace Namespace1.Namespace2
{
    class abc { }
}
namespace Namespace3
{
    using Namespace1.Namespace2;
    class xyz : abc { }
}

Here, within member declarations in the Namespace3 namespace, the type

members of Namespace1.Namespace2 are directly available, and thus class

Namespace3.B derives from class Namespace1.Namespace2.abc