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Newer page: version 2 Last edited on Monday, October 6, 2003 11:25:06 am by StuartYeates
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-The set of all possible labels or names within a system or a method of partitioning the set into subsets. 
+The set of all possible labels or names within a system or a method of partitioning the set into subsets. Partititioned name spaces are greatly benificial for avoiding [NamespaceCollision]s
  
-Partititioned name spaces are greatly benificial for avoiding [NamespaceCollision]s.  
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-Both [C++], [Java] and [XML] all have partititioned [NameSpace]s, with [XML]s being the most flexible due to provision for aliases.  
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- [C] and [SGML] lack [NameSpace]s, which is not a problem until you want to get two independantly designed and written systems to work together. 
+[C++], [Java] and [XML] all have partititioned [NameSpace]s, with [XML]s being the most flexible due to provision for aliases. [C] and [SGML] lack [NameSpace]s, which is not a problem until you want to get two independantly designed and written systems to work together.