C# object

Question

Hello!

I want to create an object as a property within the class and access properties of the sub class...

My problem is if I want to create several objects of the sub class i am not able to do that

Can anyone suggest me somesolution to this ?

Please ...

Alan · Answer

Just expanding a bit on Alex's example, you could do this: public ParentObject { private SubObject foo; public SubObject Foo { get { return foo; } set { foo = value; } } } public SubObject { private string name; public string Name { get { return name; } set { name = value; } } } // code to set Foo property ParentObject po = new ParentObject(); SubObject so = new SubObject(); so.Name = "Abhay"; po.Foo = so; // code to get Foo property SubObject so2 = po.Foo; string name = so2.Name; If you may want to include several SubObjects within ParentObject, then declare the property (and backup field) as being of type SubObject[] or List rather than just SubObject.

Abhay Mhatre · Answer

But I have doubt. I may sound stupid to you, but How should I set the values to subObject; I mean I want to assign values to properties of subObject

Abhay Mhatre · Answer

That makes sense to me , thank you very much

Alex · Answer

I think I understand your question, I apologize if not. However, you can set up your property like this: public SubObject Foo { get { return new SubObject(); } } Now, every time you access the Foo property, you have a new instance of the sub object.

C# object

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