C# သင်ခန်းစာ - ၇

This article discusses the use of using directive in C# programming, specifically in the context of the 'Hello, World' program. The using directive allows for the use of types from a specific namespace without having to fully qualify them. For example, using System; allows for the use of Console.WriteLine instead of System.Console.WriteLine. This can simplify code and make it more readable. The article also mentions that in top-level statements, namespaces can be implicitly included, which means they are automatically added to the program.