Generating Shared Members
Visual Studio is intelligent enough to understand whenever you try to define a shared member. For example, imagine you want to implement a method that returns the number of active instances of the Person class. If you type the following code:
Person.ReturnInstanceCount()
and then select the Generate method stub correction option, Visual Studio generates the following code:
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