C# Tutorial For Beginners: Classes and Objects

C# is an object-oriented programming language. As such, it contains classes, object attributes, and more. When you define a class, it's similar to creating a blueprint for creating class objects. Each defined object (instance of the class) consists of what properties, attributes, and methods are defined in the class.

Defining a class

To create a new class, we will use the ‘class’ keyword followed by the class name:

class Vehicle

{

public string vehiclecolor;//Class variable

public int VehicleNumber { get; set; }//Class Propertie

}

Create an Object

An object is created from a specific class. Now that we have the class ready, we can use this to create an object of the Vehicle class:

class Vehicle

{

public string vehiclecolor = "Black";//Class variable

}

class Human

{

public string name;

public int age;

}

class Program

{

static void Main(string[] args)

{

//Create an Object of the Vehicle class

Vehicle vehicle_1 = new Vehicle();

//Print Vehicle color

Console.WriteLine(vehicle_1.vehiclecolor);

//Create another object of the Vehicle class

Vehicle vehicle_2 = new Vehicle();

//Print Vehicle color

Console.WriteLine(vehicle_1.vehiclecolor);

//Create an Object of the Human class and defining its variables

Human Human_1 = new Human() {age =13 , name = "david"};

}

}