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For this you will need to know what is Function/Method

One of most specific things in C# is instances. Most beginners don't understand what is instance. I'm here to make you understand.

Let's have one class ( I hope you know what class is! ). We will name it VoidFunkcija ( this is on Croatian. You can name it whatever you want but you will need to remember it for latter ). OK. After we named our class we will create a function/method inside our class.

this is the code for our function/method:

public void Bezveze()

    {

        Console.WriteLine("Bok");

    }


Bezveze means "no meaning" or "stupid" and Bok means "Hello".

After we create our function/method we will create Main function ( remember!!! Every C# program needs to have Main function just like in C or C++ ).

Inside Main function we will create Instance of our VoidFunkcija class. Why is that important? Well you will see in our code.

This is code for instance:


VoidFunkcija a = new VoidFunkcija();


Now we can use our function/method inside our Main function. How??? Like this:


for (i = 0; i < n; i++)

        {

            a.Bezveze();

        }


If you have some question just ask




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