Classes
Learn what makes C# an object-oriented language.
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Overview
C# is a fully-featured object-oriented language, which means that C# programs are a set of interconnected objects.
A class
is an object’s definition, and an object is an instance of a class
. To better understand this, we can draw an analogy with a real-life object. For instance, suppose we have a blueprint for how to make a car. A class
can be thought of as this blueprint, while the actual object (the car in our garage) is an instance of the Car
class
. Another example of a class
is an abstract concept of rectangle. Concrete examples that we draw are instances of this class:
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