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Section 1

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Static

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a data member does not belong to an object; it is called from the class itself

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Polymorphism

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meaning "Many Forms", this concept refers to objects of different types being accessible through a common interface or inheritance

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Constructor

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a special method that defines how attributes are initialized when an object is instantiated

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Object (concept)

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a complex data type built from a class

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Virtual

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a data member marked virtual in the base class can be overridden in any derived classes

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Abstract Method

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only defines a method header but no implementation; an abstract method can only exist in an abstract class, and an abstract method MUST be overridden in any derived classes

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Derived Class

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with inheritance, the class is the new class created from some base class

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Class

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a user-defined blueprint used for defining and creating objects

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Private

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a data member is accessible only in the class in which it was defined

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Interface

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a purely abstract base class; allows the sharing of attributes and behaviors across unrelated classes

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Partial

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the keyword allows a class to be implemented across multiple files

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Behaviors

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actions an object can take; implemented in a class using methods

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Attributes

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descriptive elements of an object; implemented in a class using fields/properties

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Encapsulation

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the act of hiding a class implementation, protecting the integrity of data members, and only exposing what is necessary

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Property

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a data member that defines protected read/write access to field variables

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Object (data type)

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the ultimate base class for all other types in C#

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Instantiation

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the process of creating/initializing an object

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Abstract Class

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cannot be instantiated -- it is used only to derived other classes

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Public

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a data member is accessible everywhere

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Override

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the keyword allows modified an inherited data member's implementation.

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Sealed

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the keyword prevents a class from be inherited

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Inhertiance

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a mechanism for sharing attributes and behaviors across related classes

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Feild

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a variable defined in a class; fields hold attribute values

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Method

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a data member of a class that implements an object behavior

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Base Class

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with inheritance, the class is the class we used to build another class

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Protected

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a protected data member is accessible only in the class in which it was defined, and in any derived classes

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