Re: C# 3.0

> To me, int area = RectangleFunctions.Area(rectangle) is equally readable,
> and no one will say "WTF" when he views the Rectangle class.
> Extension methods powerful? Give me a break. A powerfull thing is something
> you can't do stuff easily without it. Inheritance is a powerful thing. Sure,
> you can do your job without it (and all C programmers do), but it's not
> something you want to do your job without. Extensions methods, well, ummm, I
> can live without them.
>  Cheers,
> Stoyan

If Area is an extension method you could use it both ways:

int area = RectangleFunctions.Area(rectangle);

or in the extension manner

int area = rectangle.Area();

// Ryan

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