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The closest equivalent to a VB module is a static class in C# 2.0
(or a sealed C# class with static members prior to 2.0). One difference is
that VB allows you to specify module members from elsewhere in a
project without qualifying the member call with the module name
(Instant C# inserts these qualifiers into the converted C# code).
Another difference is that you cannot instantiate a VB module.
In C# 2.0, labeling the class as static will prevent instantiation.
To prevent instantiation in C# prior to 2.0 just include a private
constructor.
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