C# Primer Plus

Chapter 5. YOUR FIRST OBJECT-ORIENTED C# PROGRAM

You will learn about the following in this chapter:

• The atomic elements of a C# source program

• The conventional styles used for naming classes, methods, and variables

• Operators, operands, and expressions (introductory)

• How to write and instantiate your own custom-made classes

• How the theoretical OO discussion about Elevators and Person classes in Chapter 3, “A Guided Tour Through C#: Part I,” can be implemented to form a fully working C# program

• What a simple object-oriented program looks like and its important elements

• How to initialize the instance variables of your newly created objects

• The ability of objects to contain instance variables that contain other objects

• How programmers implement relationships ...