C#•4w ago

✅ static, public, void

I'm new to C# and I was wondering if I were correct that static means you can use an object or method outside of the file you are coding in, public means you are able to use an object or a method outside of a specific class and void means you will not return anything in the method proceeded?

8 Replies

Angius•4w ago

static means it's accessible without an instance You're mostly correct on public, since in case of classes it means the class is usable in other projects And you're spot-on on void

bluntOP•4w ago

tysm an instance is when you call a variable from a class or something right?

Angius•4w ago

class Foo
{
    public static int One => 1;
    public int Two => 2;
}

class Foo
{
    public static int One => 1;
    public int Two => 2;
}

Foo.One; // works
Foo.Two; // does not

var f = new Foo();
f.One; // does not work
f.Two; // works

Foo.One; // works
Foo.Two; // does not

var f = new Foo();
f.One; // does not work
f.Two; // works

bluntOP•4w ago

definitly the most useful piece of information tysm bro how do u write in that embedded thingy on discord?

Angius•4w ago

$code

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bluntOP•4w ago

alr ty

Angius•4w ago

:Ok:

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✅ static, public, void