You can pretty much treat a namespace as a static class. It's very, very much not a static class, but it mostly behaves like one. Unless you use static fields i

You can pretty much treat a namespace as a static class. It's very, very much not a static class, but it mostly behaves like one. Unless you use static fields in a namespace and then your program blows up because that field is TU-static, not global. Sometimes I wish I could just write C# instead.