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How to manually calculate Efferent Coupling (Ce) for .Net class?

If I want to manually compute the efferent link of the .Net class, should I include types from the CLR in my calculations, or only the types that I created?

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The NDepend tool, which calculates an efferent clutch, takes into account the third-party types used. ( Documentation here ). Here is the CQLinq code query that shows this fact:

NDepend efferent coupling

Please note that you can recalculate the efferent connection only for the types of applications used, if you want.

NDepend efferent coupling without third-party

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NDepend efferent coupling, parent namespaces

: NDepend

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