// The "Main" function is the entry point into the program and is the first (and last) bit of user-code that is executed in the program.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
// Call the static function PrintMyClass
CrazyPoprocks.MyClass123.PrintMyClass();
// Create an instance of MyClass123
BongoDrums drums = new BongoDrums();
drums.PrintBongoDrums();
BongoDrums.PrintBongoDrumsExplicit(drums);
// Wait for user input before we exit the program.
Console.ReadLine();
}
// A member function is simular to calling a static function with a hidden "this" reference input parameter
public static void PrintBongoDrumsExplicit(BongoDrums outThisReference)
{
Console.WriteLine("Print BongoDrums" + outThisReference.classValue + " by outThisReference");
}
