Codey realized he was writing the same instructions over and over. DotNet gave him a small leather book. "Write your instructions here and give them a name," he said.Codey wrote down the steps to LightFire() . Now, whenever he needed warmth, he didn't have to think about the wood or the flint; he just called the by name, and the flames roared to life. Chapter 5: The Blueprints (Classes & Objects)
The first jar was labeled int —it could only hold solid stones (whole numbers). The second was string —it held scrolls of text. Fundamentals of Computer Programming with C# - ...
Once upon a time in the kingdom of , there lived a young apprentice named Codey . Codey wanted to build a Great Automaton—a machine that could do anything—but he didn’t know the secret language of the realm: C# . Codey realized he was writing the same instructions