C# Tutorial 5
We start learning about object oriented programming in this part of my C# tutorial. We’ll cover Classes, Methods, Fields, Constructors, Static Classes, Methods and Fields, Structs and Nullable Types. I’m going to cover OOP over a few videos to make sure everyone completely understands everything.
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---------- Program.cs ---------- using System; namespace CSharpTutA.cs { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // Create a Rectangle Rectangle rect1; // Add values to it and run the Area method rect1.length = 200; rect1.width = 50; Console.WriteLine("Area of rect1 : {0}", rect1.Area()); // Use a constructor to create a Rectangle Rectangle rect2 = new Rectangle(100, 40); // If you assign one Rectangle to another // you are setting the values and not // creating a reference rect2 = rect1; rect1.length = 33; Console.WriteLine("rect2.length : {0}", rect2.length); // ----- OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING ----- // A class models real world objects by // defining their attributes (fields) and // capabilities (methods) // Then unlike with structs you can // inherit from a class and create more // specific subclass types // Add a class Project -> Add Class // Create an Animal object // You could also assign values like // fox.name = "Red" Animal fox = new Animal() { name = "Red", sound = "Raaaw" }; // Call the static method Console.WriteLine("# of Animals {0}", Animal.GetNumAnimals()); // You can also create static utility // classes Project -> Add Class Console.WriteLine("Area of Rectangle : {0}", ShapeMath.GetArea("rectangle", 5, 6)); // ----- NULLABLE TYPES ----- // Data types by default cannot have a // value of null. Often null is needed // when you are working with databases // and you can create a null type by // adding a ? to the definition int? randNum = null; // Check for null if(randNum == null) { Console.WriteLine("randNum is null"); } // Another check for null if (!randNum.HasValue) { Console.WriteLine("randNum is null"); } Console.ReadLine(); } // ----- STRUCTS ----- // A struct is a user defined type that // contain multiple fields and methods struct Rectangle { public double length; public double width; // You can create a constructor method // that will set the values for fields public Rectangle(double l=1, double w=1) { length = l; width = w; } public double Area() { return length * width; } } } } ---------- Animal.cs ---------- using System; namespace CSharpTutA.cs { class Animal { // Attributes (fields) that all Animals have // public means can be directly changed // after an object has been created public string name; public string sound; // A constructor sets default values for // fields when an object is created // This is the default constructor if no // parameters are sent public Animal() { name = "No Name"; sound = "No Sound"; numOfAnimals++; } // You can create additonal constructors // but since we are definig defaults you // don't have to public Animal(string name = "No Name") { // This refers to this objects name // instead of the name passed into // the constructor this.name = name; this.sound = "No Sound"; numOfAnimals++; } public Animal(string name = "No Name", string sound = "No Sound") { this.name = name; this.sound = sound; numOfAnimals++; } // Capabilities (methods) that all Animals have public void MakeSound() { Console.WriteLine("{0} says {1}", name, sound); } // static fields and methods belong to the class // A static field has the same value for all // objects of the Animal type static int numOfAnimals = 0; public static int GetNumAnimals() { return numOfAnimals; } } } ---------- ShapeMath.cs ---------- using System; public static class ShapeMath { // This class can only contain static methods // and constant values public static double GetArea(string shape = "", double length1 = 0, double length2 = 0) { if (String.Equals("Rectangle", shape, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { return length1 * length2; } else if (String.Equals("Triangle", shape, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { return length1 * (length2 / 2); } else if (String.Equals("Circle", shape, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { return 3.14159 * Math.Pow(length1, 2); } else { return -1; } } } |
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