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4. Classes and Objects

Vaskaran Sarcar1  
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Garia, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
 
Object-oriented programming (OOP) primarily depends on two concepts—classes and objects. These are the building blocks for the rest of the book. Typically, a class can contain different members such as fields, methods, constructors, finalizers, constants, properties, events, operators, indexers, and nested types. In addition, C# supports different kinds of access modifiers for a type and its members. To make the chapter short and simple, this chapter primarily focuses on the following topics: ...

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