Classes and Objects in C#
Classes and Objects in C# Understanding classes and objects is essential for mastering object-oriented programming in C#. Let’s dive into the core concepts: Class – The Blueprint A class is a template that defines the properties (fields) and behaviors (methods) of an object. It does not hold any data itself but sets the structure for creating objects. Example: class Car { public string Model; public int Year; public void Drive() { Console.WriteLine("Driving the car"); } } Model, Year – Properties Drive() – Method (behavior) Object – The Real Instance An object is a specific instance of a class. It holds actual values and can use the class’s methods. Example: Car myCar = new Car(); m...