title: C# penalty for number of lines of code?
body: <p>Are there limits or performance penalties on the amount of code inside of my <code>home.cs</code> form?</p>
  
  <p>I am writing a database application front-end in C# in Visual Studio 2008. The way things are lining up, I am using a tab-page way of changing the info shown to the end users, instead of using new forms. </p>
  
  <p>Coming from VBA/MS Access, I remember that if you go over a certain number of lines of code, it would produce an error and not compile. Will C# do this in Visual Studio 2008, or will I suffer a performance hit? I know code readability could be a problem because everything would be in one place, but I can also see that as an advantage in some situations.</p>