In this lesson, we’ve introduced the concept of classes in C# and object-oriented programming. Let’s deepen our understanding with some discussion questions.
What is a class in C#, and how does it relate to the concept of object-oriented programming?
What is a member variable, and how is it different from a local variable within a function?
What is a member function, and how does it relate to a class?
Can you describe the structure of a class in C#?
Why might you choose to represent something as a class rather than just a set of variables and functions?
How does the ‘Cat’ class we created work, and what can it do?
What are some other examples of objects that could be represented as classes?
What did you find challenging about creating your own classes?
How can using classes make your code more organized or easier to understand?
What’s the significance of object-oriented programming in modern software development?