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Object-oriented Programming in C# Classes and Objects * Classes: An Initial Example The Die Class Clients and Servers Message Passing * Classes Classes Visibility - the Iceberg Analogy Visible and Hidden aspects Program modification - the Fire Analogy Representation Independence Classes in C# Overview of members in classes Instance Variables Instance Methods Class Variables Class Methods Static Classes and Partial Classes in C# Constant and readonly variables Objects and Classes The current object - this Visibility Issues * Creating and Deleting Objects Creating and Deleting Objects Instantiation of classes Instantiation of classes in C# Initialization of objects Constructors in C# Copy constructors Initialization of class variables

All objects cease to exist when the program execution terminates. This is in conflict with the behavior of corresponding real-life phenomena, and it causes a lot of problems and challenges in many programs

Read more about classes vs. objects in the text book version of this material.