1. Classes
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2. Project/Add Class
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3. Add New Item Dialog Box
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Name the file

4. Starting the class: Declaring the attributes
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5. An overloaded constructor
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6. An overloaded constructor (Cont.)
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7. Property: Set and Get
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8. Sets often include validation code
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9. Public Method
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10. Build class
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11. Declaring a (global) Person object
Declaring a (global) Person object. Note that it appears in the drop-down list
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12. Use different constructor based on information available
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13. Using the property of the object (actually the get method thereof)
Using the property of the object (actually the get method thereof). Note the drop-down list.
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14. Writing myPerson’s data to a label
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15. Parameter-less constructor
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16. One-parameter constructor
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17. Two-parameter constructor
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18. State Class Example: Array of Objects
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19. Another Example: The State Class
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20. State Property Sets and Gets
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21. State Property Sets and Gets (Cont.)
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22. State Property Sets and Gets (Cont.)
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23. State Property Sets and Gets (Cont.)
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24. Declare array of state objects
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25. Read, trim and parse
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26. Instantiate array of objects, parse individual lines, instantiate individual object
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27. Set properties of state objects
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28. Use object gets to display values in textboxes
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29. Clear Textboxes when new item selected from list
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