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Event Driven Programming

Lecture 2
Object Oriented Programming
Class

Application

Class Class Class

Class Class Class

Class Class

Class Class Class

Class Class
Class

Presentation Layer

Business Logic Layer

Data Layer
Object

- An instance of a class

Car
Car1
Make
Model Car2
Color

Start() Car3
Drive()
Stop()
Syntax
public class ClassName

// class members

}
Syntax
public class ClassName
{
public datatype FieldName;
public returntype MethodName()
{
// method body
}
}
Demo: Create a Customer Class
Static Members of a Class

- Represent concepts in objects that are singletons


Demo: Add a createCustomer method
Constructors

- A method that is called when an instance of a class is created


- Used to create an object in an early state
- Needs to have the exact same name as the class
- Has no return types (not even void)
Syntax
public class ClassName

public ClassName()

}
Demo: Create a Customer Constructor
Constructor Overloading
Public VS Private
Can a constructor be private?
C# Properties (Get and Set)
- More on getters and setters
C# Property
A property is like a combination of a variable and a method, and it has two methods: a get and a set
method.

class ClassName
{
private string field;
public string Field
{
get { return field; } // get method
set { field = value; } // set method
}
}
C# Property

class ClassName

// private string field;

public string Field { get; set;}

}
Generics

Why do we use them?


How?
Build a DTO
Exception

a problem that arises during the execution of a program.


Defined in the System.Exception class
Exception Handling

try - where you place “dangerous” code


catch - handles exceptions when they occur
finally - always executes whether or not an error occurs
throw - allows you to create a custom error
Demo: Add a setAge(str) method to Customer
Demo: Construct a class called NotificationService
Customer

NotificationService
Events

A mechanism for inter-process communication.


Helps to build loosely coupled applications
Customer
NotificationService

SomeOtherService
Customer
NotificationService
Publisher/ Emitter
Subscriber / Receiver
How to

1- Define a delegate
2- Define an event
3- Raise the event

4- Add event handler

Customer 5- Subscribe to the event

NotificationService

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