C# Structure: Namespaces, Classes, Methods, Statements

C# follows a hierarchical structure. Namespaces encapsulate related objects. Classes define data structures with variables and functions. Members include properties, methods, and constructors within classes. Methods execute code blocks containing statements. Statements are units of code expressing actions.

Structure of C#

Basic Structure of C# Program is Namespaces => Class => Members => Methods/Blocks => Statements

Namespace in C#

Namespaces are common to share the same name with a folder and the role is to declare a scope that contains a set of related objects

Class in C#

Class is a data structure that has data variables and functions in a single unit object. Class is just a blueprint to make instances, Instance is the object that the class is initiated

Members in C#

Members are the part of blueprint, They can be file properties, methods events, and constructors.

Methods in C#

Methods/blocks are a block of code that contains a series of statements and execute the statements when the Method is called

Statements in C#

Statements are small units of code that express actions, they can be calling methods, declaring variables.

//Importing system
using System;
//Namespzce
namespace BasicCsharp
{
    //class
    class className
    {
        //member
        int member1 = 1;
        int member2 = 2;    
        //method
        static void codeBlock()
        {
            //statement
            Console.WriteLine("Statement inside codeblock");
        }
        public static void Main(string[] args) 
        {
            codeBlock();
        }
    }
}

Output

This is the basic structure of C#