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C# C# Objects Object-Oriented Programming Object Initialization

Posted by Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
2,446 Points

Objects and Constructor clarification.

For constructor methods, is it possible to create a new instance of an object in a class other than the Main() class and will still call the constructor and set all of its fields and such?

1 Answer

Frank McCroy
Frank McCroy
1,471 Points

Yes, you can create objects from other classes than just the Main class. They will follow the same rules if you created a constructor for those objects. Classes can be as many levels deep as needed. The Main class is needed to get things started, after that you may need another class to do all of the work.