9. Other Framework Types
In the last chapter we looked at how you define .NET Framework classes. Classes are the most common of Framework types, and in many ways the most complex, but they’re not the only ones. In this chapter, we’ll look at the remaining types: Structures, which are like baby classes; Enumerations, which are simple lists of named values; and Interfaces, which are like the definition of a class without any implementation.
Fitting It In
Like classes, structures, enumerations and interfaces are implemented using Visual Basic type ...
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