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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...

The Divine Birth of Lord Krishna – A Story of Hope and Devotion

The Divine Birth of Lord Krishna – A Story of Hope and Devotion In the sacred land of  Mathura , under the cruel rule of King  Kamsa , the world awaited a miracle. Darkness had spread over hearts and homes. The innocent suffered, and righteousness trembled. Yet, amidst this despair,  Lord Vishnu  chose to descend to Earth — as  Lord Krishna , the eighth avatar — to restore  Dharma  and destroy evil.   The Prophecy That Terrified a King Kamsa, the wicked ruler of Mathura, loved his sister  Devaki  dearly — until a prophecy changed everything. At Devaki’s wedding to Vasudeva, a divine voice echoed: "Kamsa, you will be killed by  Devaki’s eighth son ." Shocked and enraged, Kamsa imprisoned both Devaki and Vasudeva, killing each of their first six children. The  seventh child ,  Balarama , was mystically transferred to another womb (Rohini’s), saving him. And then came the divine moment...   A Midnight M...

The Divine Birth of Lord Ganesha: A Story of Love, Duty & Wisdom

The Divine Birth of Lord Ganesha: A Story of Love, Duty & Wisdom Once upon a sacred time, high in the mystical peaks of Mount Kailash, a divine moment was unfolding… Goddess Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva, was preparing for a quiet bath. Wanting her privacy, yet needing someone to guard the door, she decided to create a guardian of her own. With gentle care, she mixed turmeric paste—used daily in rituals and beauty—and shaped it into a little boy. With a spark of her divine energy, she gave the figure life. She smiled at him and said, "My son, you must guard this door. Do not let anyone in—no matter what!"   A Mother's Love and a Son’s Loyalty The boy, loyal and unaware of the world beyond that moment, took his duty to heart. Suddenly, the mighty Lord Shiva returned. As he approached the door, the little boy stood firm. "You cannot go inside!" he declared boldly. Shiva, unaware that this was his wife’s creation—and their son—was ast...