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So we're going to talk about this object oriented, I have already told you that this come on, let's

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order from that dot net from framework so different from what is a program I can implement the C C sharp.

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The sheesha is a program and this is a framework for that.

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So I don't know this framework of C Sharp because I do not run up to.

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I have learned Java and Python so I can also see where there is no object oriented in C++ there is object.

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So you can compare this object to other programming languages because the concepts are the same.

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Only the difference is implementation.

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So one programming language how the different implementation handles, but the concepts are similar,

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the classes, objects, inheritance, etc..

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So these comments are also the objects of this, uh, dot net forever.

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So these objects have the attributes.

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So like, uh, uh, suppose take for example, as a student student, have the attribute his name,

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his age and his, uh, nationality, his hobbies, etc..

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So these are the activities.

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So there are other methods.

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So what functions he can do?

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A student can read, a student can, uh, learn, a student can walk, run, etc..

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So the actions performed by the student are called methods, and the normal attributes of the object

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are the name ID, etc. So those will be the attributes and the functions will be the actual functions

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he's going to perform.

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So in the same way, these communities have the, uh, attributes like variables, class variables and

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class functions.

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So let's go ahead and take this up.

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So let's say good execution policy to make sure that we have sufficient right outside groups.

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So we have this the so we can just run our scripts.

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So I'm going to take the serious, serious transfer, uh, clear screen.

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This is also an alias, so I'm typing with one hand.

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That's why I just got a spelling mistake.

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So now I want to get that.

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I have already told you can see there is some intelligence in this partial.

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I see.

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So this is like eighty four Porsche.

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You can see the intelligence, but in the partial console you do not see this kind of intelligence.

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You need to hit the.

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So this is very useful than a normal partial console.

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So you got the date here.

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Uh, now what I want to do is I want to put the brackets over this, uh, and it defines the anonymous

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object.

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So it's, uh, an object with no name.

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And I can access these members using that dot operator in every other language.

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The same is, uh, the operator unit.

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You can access the number.

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You can see there is a date, the time of the year.

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Our kind, etc. So these are the attributes you take one of this, let's say, date so quick on this

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and you know, if you on this one, you're good.

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Actually, right now, let's go to this one and put the out.

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And they know this will do only that day of a particular day.

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So you'll get only the it because that is a great.

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I'm sorry, we got the update.

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That is the third, said Gordon, and so these are the members.

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Those will just display some value from the, uh, time.

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But this one can see these are the seconds that has been passed from the Unix epoch.

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So these are the members.

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So let's go to the functions.

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So these functions actually operate on these various Çöpler to add this.

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So, no, I need to pass something into this, too.

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So today you now the output will be folded because we're adding to this extra set of tables and you

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can see, no, it's number 14.

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So we have modified the date for with this add this function.

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Now you can also see add minutes, add months, add seconds, attic's, etc. You can also adeus we can

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clone and you can compare and with equals Exeter's.

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There are so many functions you can the uh expert which you can see these are two part of functions

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and normal.

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Uh these one are the variables.

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You cannot uh change.

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You can only get the information from these uh members that class variables but you can modify these

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uh are some action using this, uh, class method.

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So you can see this one.

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So one thing I want to tell you is that you matter.

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So this is not for the one.

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So that's a that process.

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So that process that they can see, these are the, uh, all the various you can operate, you can operate

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CPA.

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Now, your, uh, Sibiu cycles, so you can just you get the CPU you usage of our processors now, you

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can also have the hander's.

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So we got the Hatice, so we got got the column in the hand is right in the process command.

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So you'll get only the one column.

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So these are the numbers you can access.

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Also access the part of the process.

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So that's going to take this one.

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Right, this one.

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But so we this I see no need to learn from scratch all these methods.

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You can just put the dot operator and you going to call the one.

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OK, so let's we need to assign this process one process to variable and then we call the part.

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So that will be we'll be seeing later.

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Now, I want to tell you this one.

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So actually, we need to assign, uh, this process to a variable and then we need to collect it.

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So that's if you run this one, it would be an error.

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So what you're going to do is we are going to create a new process that is not gonna start and not.

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But now my knopper process has been running.

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Now, what I want to do is get.

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Francis and I want to grab for the process for this not finished here, ignore case and let's not forget.

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And you can see this is my idea of this process, not one three five eight, so one three five eight,

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it is the process of the notebook.

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Now, what I want to do is I will set that process notepad.

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And I guess I need to read in partial.

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You need to sit down.

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Every dollar is equal to the value.

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So it's like a better script.

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You can see the dollar and it sounds like a bad script.

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So we'll talk about the word just for now.

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Uh, so consider this is going to get personal to know what I want to do this year.

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But now if I scroll through this one, I can, uh, get all the medals which we have seen in here so

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you can get everything.

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You can also get the idea.

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So one three, we have seen this one.

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Right.

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And you can also get.

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So you can see the part here is even though that is not better, so that's.

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But now we are going to kill this process.

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So you can just say kill and it's going to vanish.

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No.

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So let's go ahead and run this one, as you can see, after a quick and turn now, this has been banished

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because that the process we have through this process.

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But again, it will point to the Northborough, but there is no process.

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You can see here.

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There is no process here.

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So these are the basics about the object.

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With this, you can access, uh, if you want them more.

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Are the methods available for the commander.

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You can go to the U.S. Open U.S. and make a new script and go to the Commander Dot, and you can search

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through all the methods and and variables.

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So this is very helpful in finding out more about this command and more functionality and flexibility

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about this commander.

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So there is no way in remembering all this command center function and there is no use in remembering

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that because there are pages offering her pages and all my documentation further.

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So anyone will not simply waste time on learning all these methods and process for the particular community.

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So what we want to do is we will remember main comments that are useful for certain tasks.

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So with those, uh, come on, let's we can just, uh, pick up on practice.

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Um, uh, you get easily comment.

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So the story about this object oriented, uh, meterology about this command and it's.