How to assign multiple names simultaneously to a C

问题:

Is there a way in which a C# class can be given multiple names, eg:

class Foo{}

class AlternativeFooName refers to Foo

I want to be able to access Foo through both names, Foo and AlternativeFooName but without having to inherit from Foo.

An application for this would be giving a class a long descriptive name but being able to abbreviate it when it is used, eg:

instead of Foo f= new Foo(); being able to use the following with the same effect: F f= new F();

回答1:

the using directive applies to classes as well, for example:

using C = System.Console;

回答2:

You can use a using statement, e.g.:

using Foo = My.Namespace.LongFoo;