This section on converting between types is specific to C#. VB .NET handles type conversion very differently and should be taken into consideration if VB .NET is your primary programming language. I’ll be briefly looking into converting between types, Boxing and what it is and implement a conversion operator.

Now we get to the meat and potatoes of object oriented programming. All programs,except the simplest, require constructing one or more custom classes with multiple properties and methods for performing tasks related to the object. I now discuss how to make custom classes.