Summary

In this chapter, you learned several important concepts about object-oriented programming with Visual Basic 2015. You saw how classes are the most important item in the object-oriented programming; you also learned how to declare classes and how to expose members from classes, such as methods, properties, and fields. Summarizing these features, you might remember that fields are the real state of objects and properties are a way for ruling access to fields from the external world. You can also remember that methods are procedures that take actions. Methods are flexible due to the overloading technique that enables implementing different signatures of the same method. A special method known as constructor creates an instance of a class ...

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