P
Paolo
I'm learning C# via console apps (to avoid getting bogged down in Windows
stuff). I'm wondering how the OO paradigm would work.
Say I'm developing 'classic' menu-driven apps where a menu gives a number of
options, you choose an option and then do something. Traditionally I would
set up a loop - waiting for the Exit option - and, say, create database
records, update them or delete them.
This would make my Main() look a bit 'procedural', I think. Are there any
examples for console apps which implement 'good' OO design?
Thanks
stuff). I'm wondering how the OO paradigm would work.
Say I'm developing 'classic' menu-driven apps where a menu gives a number of
options, you choose an option and then do something. Traditionally I would
set up a loop - waiting for the Exit option - and, say, create database
records, update them or delete them.
This would make my Main() look a bit 'procedural', I think. Are there any
examples for console apps which implement 'good' OO design?
Thanks