> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/uof/sdk/languages/.net/class-hierarchies.md).

# Class Hierarchies

Bookmakers rely on time-critical data to provide betting information to punters in a timely fashion. Messages received through the feed contain critical information (market\_ids, outcome\_ids, odds) which should be processed in a timely fashion

Additional information like market names/ outcome names and sport event metadata are obtained via method calls on java/.NET classes which results in issuing HTTP requests to sports API, when relevant data is not previously cached within the SDK. In cases the relevant information is accessible in multiple endpoints - the summary endpoint is going to be called to fetch this data for each configured language. Be mindful that HTTP requests might take a considerable amount of time or even fail, so the full message processing could take a longer period of time.

Please note that one of the main uses of SDK is to translate feed/API XML payloads into classes. In most cases, the data is exposed in a similar way to how it is obtained from the feed or API. However, there are some structural differences. 

The diagrams linked below illustrate some of the most used SDK entities and their hierarchies. By clicking each link, you can view the corresponding diagram, designed to help you easily understand the structure and relationships within the UOF. Net SDK. 

Each image provides a clear visual representation to support your comprehension.

* [UOF .Net SDK - SportEvent](/uof/sdk/languages/.net/class-hierarchies/sportevent.md)
* [UOF .Net SDK - SportEventStatus](/uof/sdk/languages/.net/class-hierarchies/sporteventstatus.md)
* [UOF .Net SDK - Feed Messages](/uof/sdk/languages/.net/class-hierarchies/feed-messages.md)
* [UOF .Net SDK - Message Markets](/uof/sdk/languages/.net/class-hierarchies/message-markets.md)
* [UOF .Net SDK - Outcomes](/uof/sdk/languages/.net/class-hierarchies/outcomes.md)


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