Creating Class C#-Sharp

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Part One: Creating A Class:

THIS IS HOW YOU CREATE A CLASS
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
//business Rules
namespace DataApp
{
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class Date
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{
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    // list data members
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    private int month;
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    private int day;
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    private int year;
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    private string monthName;
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    // Default constructor
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    public Date()
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    {
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    }
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    // Other Constructors
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    public Date(int m, int d, int y)
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    {
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        month = m;
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        day = d;
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        year = y;
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    }
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    public Date(string mon, int d, int y)

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    {
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        monthName = mon;
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        day = d;
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        year = y;
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    }
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    // followed by Special methods getter and setter (PROPERTY)

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    public int Month
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    {
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        get
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            return month
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        }
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        set
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        {
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            month = value;
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        }
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    }
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    public int Day
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    {
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        get
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        {
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            return day
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        }
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        set
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        {
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            day = value;
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        }
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    }
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    public int Year
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    {
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        get
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            return year
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        }
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        set
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        {
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            year = value;
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        }
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    }
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    public string MonthName
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    {
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        get
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        {
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            return monthName
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        }
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        set
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        {
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            monthName = value;
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        }
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    }
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    public string ReturnLongDate() //Displaying result

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    {
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        return monthName + " " + day + " " + year;

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    }
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    public override string ToString()
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    {
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        return month + "/" + day + "/" + year;

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    }
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}
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}

Part Two: Applying the Class

This is How You Apply it to the MAIN function.
using System;
using static System.Console;
namespace DataApp
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 class DataApp
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     static void Main(string[] args)
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    {
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        // Creating an object of the class name version

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        Date aDate = new Date();
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        aDate.Month = AskForInput("Month");

        aDate.Day = AskForInput("Day");

        aDate.Year = AskForInput("Year");

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        WriteLine("\n\tFirst Test");
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        WriteLine(aDate);
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        // Create an object of the class version 2

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        Date secondDate = new Date();
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        secondDate.Month = 3;
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        secondDate.Day = 20;
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        secondDate.Year = 2017;
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        WriteLine("\n\tSecond Test");
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        WriteLine(secondDate);
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        // create an object of the class data version 3

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        WriteLine("\n\tThird Test");
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        Date anotherDate = new Date(2, 2, 2017);

        WriteLine("Date: " + anotherDate.ToString());

        //Create an object of the class data version 4

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        WriteLine("\n\t4h Test");
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        Date lastOne = new Date("October", 6, 2019);

        WriteLine(lastOne.ReturnLongDate());

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        ReadKey();
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//41.
//42. }
//43.
//44. // user input
//45. static int AskForInput(string WhichOne)
//46. {
//47. string inValue;
//48. WriteLine("Enter a number representing the {0}", WhichOne);
//49. inValue = ReadLine();
//50. return (int.Parse(inValue));
//51.
//52. }
//53. }
//54. }

Thats How You Create A Simple Class With C#