//Entry point to the program
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//This is an example of 2 ExampleObjects being created
ExampleClass exampleObject = new ExampleClass();
ExampleClass exampleObject2 = new ExampleClass();
//This is an example of an object's public method PrintState() being called
exampleObject.PrintState();
//This is an example of an object state being changed
exampleObject.SetExampleField("ExampleObject's state changed!");
exampleObject.PrintState();
//This is an example of an object state being changed by a global function
ExampleClass.ExampleGlobalFunction(exampleObject);
exampleObject.PrintState();
//Example of accessing the global varible of ExampleClass.
Console.WriteLine("Number of ExampleClass instances: " + ExampleClass.InstanceCount);
}
/*
* Example of global function for ExampleClass.
* Static functions work like a static variables as they work outside of object space.
*/
public static void ExampleGlobalFunction(ExampleClass exampleObject)
{
exampleObject.SetExampleField("ExampleObject's state changed by ExampleClass's global function!");
}