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Having just finished the first part of my schooling I'm looking for work. I went to an interview for a C#.net developer. During the interview I was asked to create a class with two properties. Then in a asp.net form create an object from that class. So I created a class with a constructor that took two strings, setting the properties of the object. In the asp.net page I added two text boxes and a button. In the button's click method I put in the line <code>Class whatever = new Class(textbox1.text, textbox2.text)</code> So after I finish I look at the gentlemen that are interviewing me and wonder why they are looking at me like I'm crazy. So I ask, "You don't think that will work?" They replied, "Run it and we'll see". Ok, so I ran the program, entered some text into the text boxes and clicked the button. Guess what, nothing happened lol. At which point I said, "If you want, I can output the object to some labels or something if you want." They said as they were looking at me like I've done something wrong, "No, just put a break point on this line and run the program again." So we run the program again, the break point shows that the object was created with the text. Then I hear "Hmmm, that worked." At which point I tuned to them and said, "Are you guys messing with me or did you really think that that wouldn't work?" They replied that what I was was just a really old way to create an object. Are there other ways to create an objects? What was I supposed to do? I was taught in all of my programming classes that to create an object from a class this is the right way to do it. Does anyone have any idea what these guys wanted from me? Maybe at the next interview I won't get stumped like that again. Thanks for any help, Craig
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