C# Compared—Classes Types Functions Interfaces

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Classes, Types, Functions, and Interfaces

Because C# is an object-oriented language,the class is the major organizational unit; rather than having code or variables live in a global area, they are always associated with a specific class. This results in code that is structured and organized quite differently than VB code, but there are still some common elements.

Properties can still be used, though they have a different syntax and there are no default properties.