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Chapter 4: Doing More with C# and ASP.NET 97//Constructor function has the same name as the classpublic OutClass(){header = "From your class:";}}//Class methodpublic string sendMsg(string fromClass){return header + fromClass;}This class has a single method, sendMsg(), and a single property, header. Becausethe sendMsg() method is public, you can access it from another class.Accessing the C# Class from the C# Partial ClassThe final step is to modify the C# partial class that is automatically generated. Open thepartial C# class, and within the Page_Load function, begin adding code as shown inFigure 4-7. To instantiate an instance of the OutClass within the partial class, simplydeclare the class and then instantiate it as shown in Line 9 in Figure 4-7. Once you haveinstantiated the class, IntelliSense recognizes the OutClass method, making it very easyto develop with user classes you’ve developed yourself.Figure 4-7 IntelliSense recognizes methods from instantiated classes.