package USA {
     class Head {
       static var President : String = "Bush";
     }
  };
  
  package UK {
     public class Head {
        static var PrimeMinister : String = "Blair";
     }
     public class Localization {
       static var Currency : String = "Pound";
     }
  };

  package USA.Florida {
    public class Head {
      static var Governor : String = "Bush";
    }
  };

  class Head {
    static var Governor : String = "Davis";
  }

  import USA;
  import UK;
  import USA.Florida;

  print(Head.Governor);
  print(USA.Head.President);
  print(UK.Head.PrimeMinister);
  print(USA.Florida.Head.Governor);
  print(Localization.Currency);
  print(UK.Localization.Currency);

  Davis
  Bush
  Blair
  Bush
  Pound
  Pound

To learn more about JScript .NET, go to Column 109, JScript .NET, Part III: Classes and Namespaces.

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