Can I Create Multiple Objects In Only One Class Give Me The Answer

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can i create multiple objects in only one class.

Posted 5-Dec-14 20:55pm

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DamithSL 6-Dec-14 3:06am

What is your class? What you mean by only one class?
You better read the documentation first.[^]

BillWoodruff 6-Dec-14 3:09am

It sounds like you are demanding something, rather than asking a question.

George Jonsson 6-Dec-14 4:37am

Maybe add a please in the title when you improve your question with more info.

[no name] 6-Dec-14 9:24am

yep you're completely right. I'm wondering that OP did not end it with a "!"
:-)

George Jonsson 6-Dec-14 22:36pm

Maybe it was considered to be too rude. :)
But it looks like the OP is not happy that some people has spent their time to answer the question. Not even a comment, much less an accepted answer.

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Satish kumar Vadlavalli · Answer 1 · 2014-12-05T21:09:00

you can create any no of objects for a class.

see the example

C#

class sample
{
   //data members
   int a,b,c;
   float x,y,z;
   char m,n;
   string s;

   //constructor - optional
   sample() // name should be same as class name and no return value
   {
      a=0,b=1,c=2; // all I am doing is initializing values
   }

   //functions
   public void doX(parameters)
   {
     //do something
   }
   public void doY(parameters)
   {
     //do something
   }
}


class mainClass()
{
   sample s = new sample();
   sample t = new sample();
   // or even you can create no of objects at once
   sample[] listOfObjects = new sample[100]; // it is creating 100 objects, syntax may       differ for different languages
}

Hope this helps :)

Mehdi Gholam · Answer 2 · 2014-12-05T21:10:00

Solution 2

Yes you can :

C#

public namespace mynamespace
{
  public class A
  {
    public class B
    {
    }
    public class C
    {
    }
  }
}

Posted 5-Dec-14 21:10pm

Mehdi Gholam