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### Model classes

Finally, a **Blog** and **Post** class have also been added to the project. These are the domain classes that make up our model. You'll see Data Annotations applied to the classes to specify configuration where the Code First conventions would not align with the structure of the existing database. For example, you'll see the **StringLength** annotation on **Blog.Name** and **Blog.Url** since they have a maximum length of **200** in the database (the Code First default is to use the maximun length supported by the database provider - **nvarchar(max)** in SQL Server).
Finally, a **Blog** and **Post** class have also been added to the project. These are the domain classes that make up our model. You'll see Data Annotations applied to the classes to specify configuration where the Code First conventions would not align with the structure of the existing database. For example, you'll see the **StringLength** annotation on **Blog.Name** and **Blog.Url** since they have a maximum length of **200** in the database (the Code First default is to use the maximum length supported by the database provider - **nvarchar(max)** in SQL Server).

``` csharp
public partial class Blog
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