Instance, class and Local variable Demo in C#.NET

 Instance Variables  Demo Program

/*

       Title        : Instance Variables Demo

       CreatedBy   : Ramana Reddy

       CreatedDate : 2023-July-07

*/ 

using System; 

namespace InstanceVariableDemo

{ 

    class StudentMarks

    { 

        // instance variables 

        string sname; 

        int telMarks;

        int engMarks;

        int hndMarks;

        int socMarks;

        int sciMarks; 

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

            StudentMarks instance1 = new StudentMarks(); 

            instance1.sname = "Ramana";

            instance1.telMarks = 75;

            instance1.engMarks = 80;

            instance1.hndMarks = 76;

            instance1.sciMarks = 65;

            instance1.socMarks = 70; 

            StudentMarks instance2 = new StudentMarks(); 

            instance2.sname = "Harshit";

            instance2.telMarks = 85;

            instance2.engMarks = 75;

            instance2.hndMarks = 65;

            instance2.sciMarks = 85;

            instance2.socMarks = 80; 

            // Printing student mark detials 

            Console.WriteLine($"\n Student {instance1.sname} mark detail's:");

            Console.WriteLine(" ---------------------------\n");

            Console.WriteLine(" English subject marks: " + instance1.engMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Telugu subject marks : " + instance1.telMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Hindi subject marks  : " + instance1.hndMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Science subject marks: " + instance1.sciMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Social subject marks : " + instance1.socMarks); 

            Console.WriteLine("_______________________________________"); 

            Console.WriteLine($"\n Student {instance2.sname} mark detail's:");

            Console.WriteLine(" ----------------------------\n");

            Console.WriteLine(" English subject marks: " + instance2.engMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Telugu subject marks : " + instance2.telMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Hindi subject marks  : " + instance2.hndMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Science subject marks: " + instance2.sciMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Social subject marks : " + instance2.socMarks); 

            Console.ReadLine();

        }

    } 

}

 

Class level variables Demo 

/*

       Title        : Instance & Class Variables Demo

       CreatedBy    : Ramana Reddy

       CreatedDate  : 2023-July-07

Desc         : Class level variables also known as static variables and these    can be accessed using classname directly

*/ 

using System; 

namespace InstanceClassVariableDemo

{ 

    class StudentMarks

    { 

        // instance variables 

        string sname;

        int telMarks;

        int engMarks;

        int hndMarks;

        int socMarks;

        int sciMarks; 

       //class level variables 

        static string clgName = "HSR Engg.College";

        static double clgFee = 55000d; 

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

            StudentMarks instance1 = new StudentMarks(); 

            instance1.sname = "Ramana";

            instance1.telMarks = 75;

            instance1.engMarks = 80;

            instance1.hndMarks = 76;

            instance1.sciMarks = 65;

            instance1.socMarks = 70; 

            StudentMarks instance2 = new StudentMarks(); 

            instance2.sname = "Harshit";

            instance2.telMarks = 85;

            instance2.engMarks = 75;

            instance2.hndMarks = 65;

            instance2.sciMarks = 85;

            instance2.socMarks = 80; 

 

            // Printing College,Fee details with class level variable 

            Console.WriteLine("________________________________________");

            Console.WriteLine("\n College Name : " + StudentMarks.clgName);

            Console.WriteLine("\n College Fee  : " + StudentMarks.clgFee);

            Console.WriteLine("________________________________________\n");  

            // Printing student mark detials 

            Console.WriteLine($"\n Student {instance1.sname} mark detail's:");

            Console.WriteLine(" ---------------------------\n");

            Console.WriteLine(" English subject marks: " + instance1.engMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Telugu subject marks : " + instance1.telMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Hindi subject marks  : " + instance1.hndMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Science subject marks: " + instance1.sciMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Social subject marks : " + instance1.socMarks); 

            Console.WriteLine("_______________________________________"); 

            Console.WriteLine($"\n Student {instance2.sname} mark detail's:");

            Console.WriteLine(" ----------------------------\n");

            Console.WriteLine(" English subject marks: " + instance2.engMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Telugu subject marks : " + instance2.telMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Hindi subject marks  : " + instance2.hndMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Science subject marks: " + instance2.sciMarks);

            Console.WriteLine(" Social subject marks : " + instance2.socMarks); 

            Console.ReadLine();

        } 

    } 

} 

Local variables Demo 

/*

       Title        : Local & Parameter variables Demo

       CreatedBy    : Ramana Reddy

       CreatedDate  : 2023-July-07  

*/ 

using System; 

namespace LPVaraiblesDemo

{ 

    class Calculator

    {

         // parameter variables 

        int Add(int value1, int value2)

        { 

            return (value1 + value2); 

        } 

        static void Main(string[] args)

        { 

            // Local variables 

            int a, b, sum;  

            Console.WriteLine("Enter a value :");

            a = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine()); 

            Console.WriteLine("Enter b value :");

            b = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine()); 

            // instance creation to calculator calss

            Calculator objCal = new Calculator(); 

             // calling Add function

            sum = objCal.Add(a, b); 

            Console.WriteLine("__________________________\n");

            Console.WriteLine($"Entered values a :{a} and b:{b}");

            Console.WriteLine("\nSum of entered values is :" + sum); 

            Console.ReadLine(); 

        } 

    } 

}

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