using System; namespace MyFirstProgram { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // object = An instance of a class // A class can be used as a blueprint to create objects (OOP) // objects can have fields & methods (characteristics & actions) Human human1 = new Human(); Human human2 = new Human(); human1.name = "Rick"; human1.age = 65; human2.name = "Morty"; human2.age = 16; human1.Eat(); human1.Sleep(); human2.Eat(); human2.Sleep(); Console.ReadKey(); } } class Human { public String name; public int age; public void Eat() { Console.WriteLine(name + " is eating"); } public void Sleep() { Console.WriteLine(name + " is sleeping"); } } }

@BananaMan6763

2 ай бұрын

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@hingsing1

Ай бұрын

Thanks for pasting the code as well. Question- How come when you create the 'name' field within the Human class, the String has 'S' capitalized? I guess I'll find out later

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@PixelPickleWaffle

Ай бұрын

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Awesome stuff! I’m learning C# through a book called C# players guide. It’s a very good book but your content is really solidifying some of the complex key terms

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@ashrafsiddiq968

3 ай бұрын

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Can you do a tutorial in C?

Thanks for the tutorial, but is there a faster/more intuitive way to define an object with all of its properties? It seems like defining many objects with many different properties would be very time consuming. I'm more familiar with Python, where it's as easy as calling the class with all of the desired values for the properties.

@katawaya8101

11 ай бұрын

Nevermind! The answer is in the next video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lXWcypipic6ugLQ.html

can you create tutorial vids like this using WinUI 2 or 3 UI frameworks?

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if i want ro have my veriables private what do i do then?

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Normally I put a random comment down below but why is it considered insecure to make them public? what would be the preferred solution?

@Donny956

6 ай бұрын

Im assuming having a second page for classes, and you can make them public on that page and just call them in to where you are woeking.

@Fork0

5 ай бұрын

Maybe a bit late to reply. In this case it doesn't matter, but usually fields should never be set to public, because they could be modified from anywhere in the program without the possibility for a validation of the newly assigned value. Take age for example: if you set it to public, anyone can just set it to whatever... 20, 60, 0, -123456. And then if your application relies on the value of age, it will have terrible consequences for the logic. Where as if you make the age private and also make 2 methods - void SetAge(int age) and int GetAge(), you can then add all the validation you want inside the SetAge method and throw exceptions if someone tries to add ages that make no sense, and use GetAge to actually get the value. Later on in this series you will learn more about this, but this is called Encapsulation (basically protection of data) and in C# you don't even need to do it with methods, but you'll learn to do it with properties (which pretty much mimic/replace those two methods i mentioned above). And as an additional info - fields are usually used for the internal logic of classes, whereas properties are exposed with public to the rest of the application so that people can use them instead of the fields.

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@aziz-mv7qo

2 жыл бұрын

u forgot the "!" at the end