Net Framework Object Documentation

This page provides a comprehensive overview of the Net Framework object system.

Object Overview

The Net Framework uses a system of objects to represent various aspects of the language. These objects enable abstraction, code reusability, and data hiding.

Key Object Types

There are several core object types in the Net Framework:

Object: A basic building block that holds data and can be accessed or modified.
Class: A blueprint for creating objects. Defines the attributes and methods that objects of that type possess.
Value Object: An object with a single value. Often used for representing data or configurations.
Enum: A set of named values. Each value in the enum represents a distinct state or type.

Example Object - "MyString"

This object demonstrates how to create a simple String object.

This is a String object.

It represents a sequence of characters.

It can be manipulated using methods like get() and set().

Example Object - "MyList"

This object demonstrates how to create a simple List object.

This is a List object.

It holds a collection of items.

It allows for iteration and manipulation of the list.

Further Exploration

Refer to the Net Framework documentation for a complete list of objects and their capabilities.