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You can now safely assume that using the Generated_General.dll will not be sufficient for the application; after all, you want access to the GetAge() method. If you try to reference both General.dll and Generated_General.dll in your client application, you will end up with a namespace clash. Both assemblies contain the same namespace and the same class (General.Customer). Depending on the order of referencing the two DLLs, you ll end up with either a compile-time error message telling you that the GetAge() method is missing or an InvalidCastException when calling CustomerManager.GetCustomer().

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