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Introduction to Objects and Classes in C#
By: Michael Youssef
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    2003-09-16

    Table of Contents:
  • Introduction to Objects and Classes in C#
  • Introduction
  • World's Classes and Objects
  • Programmer’s Classes and Objects
  • Properties and Variables
  • Properties
  • Reworked
  • Creating Objects and Classes
  • Conclusion

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    Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# - Conclusion


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    In this article, I gave you a concise introduction to classes and objects. I will complete the discussion in my next article, as well as discuss constructors and building block scope. I hope you’ve learned something new thing from this first article.
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