Short and simple:
Prefer this construct:
MainClass.SomeContainer.DoSomething();
To this:
MainClass.DoSomething();
Why? Because you can dump in as many SomeContainers as you want without affecting each other, if you adhere to the Single Responsibility rule.
The only time MainClass.DoSomething(); works is when MainClass does only one thing and DoSomething does something directly related to MainClass.
Follow the Single-responsibility rule as if your coding life depends on it! Never duplicate code, and while coding, continually ask yourself "is all this code doing only one thing?", if not; repeatedly split code into new functions that only do one thing.
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