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10/2/2015

C#BasicSyntax

C#BasicSyntax
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C# is an objectoriented programming language. In ObjectOriented Programming


methodology,aprogramconsistsofvariousobjectsthatinteractwitheachotherby
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thesamekindaresaidtohavethesametypeor,aresaidtobeinthesameclass.
Forexample,[Link]
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attributes,calculatingthearea,anddisplayingdetails.
LetuslookatimplementationofaRectangleclassanddiscussC#basicsyntax:

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usingSystem;
namespaceRectangleApplication
{
classRectangle
{
//membervariables
doublelength;
doublewidth;
publicvoidAcceptdetails()
{
length=4.5;
width=3.5;
}

publicdoubleGetArea()
{
returnlength*width;
}

publicvoidDisplay()
{
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[Link]("Width:{0}",width);
[Link]("Area:{0}",GetArea());
}
}

classExecuteRectangle
{
staticvoidMain(string[]args)
{
Rectangler=newRectangle();
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[Link]();
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}
}
}

Whentheabovecodeiscompiledandexecuted,itproducesthefollowingresult:
Length:4.5
Width:3.5
Area:15.75

TheusingKeyword
ThefirststatementinanyC#programis
usingSystem;

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canincludemultipleusingstatements.

TheclassKeyword
Theclasskeywordisusedfordeclaringaclass.

CommentsinC#
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multilinecommentsinC#programsstartwith/*andterminateswiththecharacters
*/asshownbelow:
/*Thisprogramdemonstrates
ThebasicsyntaxofC#programming
Language*/

Singlelinecommentsareindicatedbythe'//'[Link],
}//endclassRectangle

MemberVariables
Variables are attributes or data members of a class, used for storing data. In the
precedingprogram,theRectangleclasshastwomembervariablesnamedlengthand
width.

MemberFunctions
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a class are declared within the class. Our sample class Rectangle contains three
memberfunctions:AcceptDetails,GetAreaandDisplay.

InstantiatingaClass
In the preceding program, the class ExecuteRectangle contains the Main() method
andinstantiatestheRectangleclass.

Identifiers
Anidentifierisanameusedtoidentifyaclass,variable,function,oranyotheruser
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A name must begin with a letter that could be followed by a sequence of


letters,digits(09)[Link]
beadigit.
Itmustnotcontainanyembeddedspaceorsymbolsuchas?+!@#%^&
*()[]{}.:"'/and\.However,anunderscore(_)canbeused.
ItshouldnotbeaC#keyword.

C#Keywords
KeywordsarereservedwordspredefinedtotheC#[Link]
[Link],ifyouwanttousethesekeywordsasidentifiers,you
mayprefixthekeywordwiththe@character.
InC#,someidentifiershavespecialmeaningincontextofcode,suchasgetandset
arecalledcontextualkeywords.
ThefollowingtableliststhereservedkeywordsandcontextualkeywordsinC#:
ReservedKeywords
abstract

as

base

bool

break

byte

case

catch

char

checked

class

const

continue

decimal

default

delegate

do

double

else

enum

event

explicit

extern

false

finally

fixed

float

for

foreach

goto

if

implicit

in

in(generic
modifier)

int

interface

internal

is

lock

long

namespace

new

null

object

operator

out

out(generic
modifier)

override

params

private

protected

public

readonly

ref

return

sbyte

sealed

short

sizeof

stackalloc

static

string

struct

switch

this

throw

true

try

typeof

uint

ulong

unchecked

unsafe

ushort

using

virtual

void

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while

ContextualKeywords
add

alias

ascending

descending

dynamic

global

group

into

join

let

partial
(method)

remove

select

set

from
orderby

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