Re: The :: operator, and "global"

One final (minor) point....

> MSDN on the "::" operator says that it
> is placed between two identifiers

Note that is says "identifier" and not "keyword".

Technically, global is not a keyword (neither are get, set, value, partial,
alias, add, remove, where, yield).
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