In VB, I have classes that look like:
public class example Public Test 1 Like New List (String) Public Examination 2 New List (In String) Public Initiative () // Code Logic Here End Sub and Class
I understand That this sub-init () process works like a main method in C #, in which the example class is used every time, this method Starts automatically. Is it right to understand? How will all this process be written in C #?
I understand that this sub-init () process is a key method in C # Works like this, in which example squares are used every time, this method is automatically started.
No, it does not seem right either 0> in method or to main
C # in the method, as far as I know.
This is a method called bus init
, nothing special about it if it was a new
method , Which would conform to the C # constructor, but this is a different matter.
Your class equals:
using System.Collections.Generic; Public class examples {public list & lt; String & gt; Test1 = new list & lt; String & gt; (); Public listing & lt; String & gt; Test2 = new list & lt; String & gt; (); Public Zero Init () {// code logic here}}
It is possible that this class is being used in some settings that automatically Init
methods And executes them with reflection, but that is not part of the VB language.
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