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What are the methods and properties of a class?
A class holds the methods and properties that are shared by all of the objects that are created from it. Although the objects share the same code, they can behave differently because they can have different values assigned to them. How to get an object’s properties?
How to populate values into a C # object?
You have a class called India which really just holds a collection of State s. I would suggest not using that class at all, instead creating a List States instead. Info as a suffix is fairly meaningless, particularly when the object is a collection. You also do not need to put obj in front of objects you create.
How to get the properties of an object?
A class holds the methods and properties that are shared by all of the objects that are created from it. Although the objects share the same code, they can behave differently because they can have different values assigned to them. How to get an object’s properties? Once we create an object, we can get its properties. For example:
How does a class differ from an object?
For example, in the image above, they differ by the color property – the Mercedes is green while the Bmw is blue and the Audi is orange. A class holds the methods and properties that are shared by all of the objects that are created from it.
Can a struct be defined as part of a class?
You can define part of a class, struct, or method in one code file and another part in a separate code file. You can instantiate and initialize class or struct objects, and collections of objects, without explicitly calling their constructor.
Is it OK to have a class with all static methods?
If anyone wants to subclass a utility class, for whatever reason, let him. Of course, private constructor will suppress subclassing as a side effect. An interface with all static methods – this is just as good as a class with all static methods. Neither interface nor class is designed for this purpose, so either one is OK.