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C# USING SHARED CLASS

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public class Utilities
{
  static private string InitialFileName;

  static Utilities()
  {
    InitialFileName = "NewFile" + DateTime.Now;
  }

  static public void CreateFile()
  {
    ...code using InitialFileName...
  }
}

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Utilities.CreateFile()

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Utilities utils;
utils = new Utilities();
utils.CreateFile();

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Dim utils As Utilities
utils = New Utilities
utils.CreateFile()

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public class Utilities
{
  static public void CreateFile()
  {
  }
}

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Private Shared FileName As String = String.Empty
Private Shared Version As Integer = 0

Public Shared Sub GenerateVersion()
  Version += 1
  FileName &= "(" & Version.ToString & ")"
End Sub

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static private string FileName;
static private int Version;

static public void GenerateVersionedFile()
{
  Version += 1;
  FileName += "(" + Version.ToString() + ")";
}

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