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I am sort of puzzled when it comes to when to create a seperate class of functionality
Here's an example of an app I am creating right now.
User clicks a button,
selects year from a combo drop down
clicks a button
code is executed in the click code of the button that connects to an access database, runs a query and then takes the results and inserts it into a new excel spreadsheet.
quite a bit of formatting of the excel spreadsheet occurs in 6 different worksheets
Now,
I am wondering if i should break the code up into seperate classes that performs the queries, formatting etc.
If i do seperate it out, what is the benefits of doing it this way?
Is there a performance gain or loss?
Thank you.
Here's an example of an app I am creating right now.
User clicks a button,
selects year from a combo drop down
clicks a button
code is executed in the click code of the button that connects to an access database, runs a query and then takes the results and inserts it into a new excel spreadsheet.
quite a bit of formatting of the excel spreadsheet occurs in 6 different worksheets
Now,
I am wondering if i should break the code up into seperate classes that performs the queries, formatting etc.
If i do seperate it out, what is the benefits of doing it this way?
Is there a performance gain or loss?
Thank you.