Organizing Code into Classes
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At this point, much of your code has been written in static methods of the Program class, so now it's time to learn more about .NET classes. You'll start by learning how to choose between static and instance methods. Next, you'll explore the object-oriented nature of C# and how to create a class with a static method. Next, you'll learn about instance methods and how to create instances of FileInfo, as well as explore examples of instance fields and methods. You'll learn about constructors, navigating Solution Explorer and Class View, and using public and private methods. Finally, you'll examine how to hide fields behind methods and the purpose of reference variables. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Describe classes and how to declare them, how to choose between static and instance methods, and how to instantiate an instance
Describe constructors, how they can be identified, and their purpose
Recognize how to navigate in visual studio with solution explorer and in class view
Differentiate between public and private methods and recognize when to use each -
Describe the purpose of the public and private access modifiers and recognize the concept of scope
Recognize how to hide private fields behind public methods and why you would do it
Recognize the relationship between reference variables, the new operator, the stack, and the heap
IN THIS COURSE
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8m 9s
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7m 59s
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3. Navigating Solution Explorer and Class View5m 26s
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4. Public and Private Methods9m 23s
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5. Using Public and Private Methods3m 55s
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6. Hiding Fields behind Methods5m 32s
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7. Reference Variables6m 14s
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