Defining Fields
Fields are defined using standard variable declaration format (with optional initialization), along with the modifiers discussed previously: Fields can also use the keyword readonly , meaning that the field may be assigned a value...
Category: Defining Classes
Defining Classes
Struct Types
Consider the following example for working of struct types Example
Interfaces Versus Abstract Classes
The two types are similar in a number of ways, so it would be useful to know how to determine when you would want to use one technique or the other. First the...
Interface Definitions
Interfaces are declared in a similar way to classes, but using the interface keyword, rather than class : The access modifier keywords public and internal are used in the same way; and as with...
Class Definitions in C#
C# uses the class keyword to define classes: This code defines a class called Program . Once you have defined a class, you are free to instantiate it anywhere else in your project that...