C# tutorial OOP-create object

Create object

Example:

Student stu = new Student();

Accessing a class’s public members through objects

To access public members of a class, you must write its object’s name followed by dot sign(.) and the names of its members.

Example:

namespace Ctest

{

    class Program

    {

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

         Student stu = new Student();//Create object

         stu.stunumber = "C000001";//accessing stunumber property

         stu.getnumber();//accessing getnumber method

       }

     }

     class Student

    {

        private string stnumber;

        private string stname;

        private string stsex;

        public void setnumber()

        {

            Console.WriteLine("Enter student's number:");

            stnumber =Console.ReadLine();

        }

        public void getnumber()

        {

            Console.WriteLine("Student's number is:{0}",stnumber);

        }

        public string stunumber{ //stunumber property

            set { stnumber=value;}

            get { return stnumber; }

    }

 }