Software Dev, Diary & Journal – Where There is Will, There Is A Way
In C#, Flow-Control is used regularly. It determines our program’s logic. I have encountered some issues while using them, even though the syntax is quite simple. These issues are not complex, but it can be serious if I ignore them. While in C# The While statement is straight forward, it keeps running till the variable i reaches…
Introduction Namespace in C# development is very heavily used regularly; it is helpful when we develop a relatively large or complex project. For instance, .NET uses namespace to organise its classes. When it comes to using namespace in C#, it allows us to access the class of namespace by using namespace.classname syntax. Alternatively, we can use keyword…
Abstraction in C# is a process to hide the internal details, without generating affection on showing its functionality. Compared with Encapsulation, Abstraction is an umbrella term, whereas Encapsulation is to protect a class’ properties from any corruption access. We can go a long way without needing an abstract class, but abstract class is a good approach…
As we briefly discussed Encapsulation before, we understand the basic syntax and implementation. In this post, we mainly discussed Encapsulation’s access control- get & set method, in terms of Write & Read, Write-Only and Read-Only.
Encapsulation Encapsulation is a methodology in C# Programming language. In terms of dictionary explanation, Encapsulation is the action of enclosing something in or as if a capsule. Encapsulation in C# Practice & Benefits In C# (or other Object-Oriented Programming), Encapsulation wraps up of data under a single unit (class); and the data wrapped up can be…
