You already know from the previous chapter that an object is a kind of data conglomerate consisting of several “pieces of data.” You also know that you can access an object’s individual components when you enter the object name, a dot, and the component name. In this chapter, you will find that objects in programming are even more complex. You will learn that besides data components, objects can encapsulate actions that you can perform with the corresponding object. Through several tasks, you will ...
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R. VystavělC# Programming for Absolute Beginnershttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7147-6_66. Using Object Actions
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