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Struggling to understand Classes and Static Classes in C#? These notes break everything down step by step with clear explanations, real code examples, and practical exercises. Covers: What a class is and how to create one in Visual Studio Attributes (fields/properties) and methods explained simply How to create and use objects from classes Static classes and static methods (with full examples) Difference between void and return methods Practical exercises to test your understanding Key takeaways for quick last-minute revision These notes are designed for university students learning C# and are perfect for: Preparing for practicals and exams Quick revision before tests Beginners who need simple, clear guidance Format: Clean, structured notes with code snippets you can copy and run in Visual Studio. Save hours of confusion and revision — get exam-ready in under an hour.

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Classes, Methods & Attributes
THE CHEAT CODE TO MASTERY IN C#




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KESHANI RAJKARAN

, CLASSES
What is a class?
• A class is a blueprint for an object.
• What does it define?
• Attributes - Fields/properties
• Methods - What it does (behavior)


How to add a class in Visual Studio

1. In solution explorer, right click your project ➡ Add ➡ Class
2. Name your project with the following naming Convention: ProjectName.cs
3. Let's create a class called Person, this is what your code should look like:

class Person
{
//enter attributes, objects and method code here
}



Attributes, Methods and Creating Objects from Classes
What is a property?
It is like a variable inside a class, but it has a lot more of control.
It usually has two parts to it.
Get: How you return values (how values are being read)
Set: How you assign values (how values are being saved)

How do you create an attribute in classes that can later be accessed by all
objects?
public datatype AttributeName ;


Here is an example: Create an attribute called name with a string datatype
class Person
{
public string name;
}


How do you create a method in a class that can later be accessed by all
objects?
public void MethodName ()
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