static void Main(string[] args)
{
Car myCar = new Car(); //myCar is holding the address of the object instance
//"new Car();" in the computer's memory
Car.MyMethod();
myCar.Make = "Jaguar";
myCar.Model = "Sting-Ray";
myCar.Year = 2001;
myCar.Color = "Silver";
myCar.service(myCar.Year);
/*
* //Car myThirdCar = new Car("Audi", "Hydragin", 1997, "Red"); //assigning the values while instantiation of "myThirdCar"
*
*
* //illiusion of the class with a object instance myAnotherCar
* Car myOtherCar; //Allocating a space(Handle) in memory without creating instance(Bucket) nothing but address
* myOtherCar = myCar; //copying the address to myAnotherCar from myCar(giving the power of myCar(created previously))
* Console.WriteLine("Old Value");
* Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} {2} {3}",
* myOtherCar.Make,
* myOtherCar.Model,
* myOtherCar.Year,
* myOtherCar.Color);
*
*
* myOtherCar.Year = 1990;
*
* //first print
* Console.WriteLine("New Value");
* Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} {2} {3}",
* myCar.Make,
* myCar.Model,
* myCar.Year,
* myCar.Color);
* //both are addressing same memory bucket "myAnotherCar" and "myCar"
* //.NET framework library has garbage collection
*
* //removing the reference myAnotherCar from
* //the current metohd(cutting a string from a two string baloon);
* //more deterministic way to handle references
* //myOtherCar = null //same as manual garbage collection as we don't know when .NET framework library will execute garbage collection process through the execution of program
*
* //Second print(Error will occur "System.NullReferenceException")
*
* Console.WriteLine("Old Value");
*
* Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} {2} {3}",
* myOtherCar.Make,
* myOtherCar.Model,
* myOtherCar.Year,
* myOtherCar.Color);
*
*/
Console.ReadLine();
}