Hi!
instantiates a class in the foo\bar namespace named buh. In other words, it instantiates class buh from the sub-namespace bar of namespace foo.
Why there's "subnamespace bar of namespace foo" and not just "namespace foo\bar"? When such notation is useful?
The important line is "MyNamespace2\j" which resolves the same way as in the C++ example.
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