I've been really taking advantage of the "Paste JSON as class" feature in visual studio for DTOs and entities. However, with a nested object, you often end up with something like this:

public class Rootobject

{

public string date { get; set; }

public bool active { get; set; }

public Start start { get; set; }

public End end { get; set; }

public Slot[] slots { get; set; }

}

public class Start

{

public string hour { get; set; }

public string minute { get; set; }

}

public class End

{

public string hour { get; set; }

public string minute { get; set; }

}

public class Slot

{

public string time { get; set; }

public string hour { get; set; }

public string minute { get; set; }

public bool blocked { get; set; }

}

​

Would you guys separate these out into their own files? Or just leave it in a RootObject.cs. I realize its just a style and practice thing, and I might just be being lazy, but I also don't want to litter my entities folder with stuff like the End object. I also do realize the Start and End objects are the same, but they need to be differentiated during reflection - just so I don't get roasted for that.