Create two objects for one class : Class Definition : Class C# Examples

Create two objects for one class

    
using  System;    
    
class  Building  {      
    public  int  area;            
    public  int  occupants;  
}      
      
class  BuildingDemo  {      
    public  static  void  Main()  {      
        Building  house  =  new  Building();      
        Building  office  =  new  Building();  
  
        int  areaPP;  //  area  per  person  
      
        house.occupants  =  4;    
        house.area  =  2500;    
  
        office.occupants  =  25;    
        office.area  =  4200;    
      
        areaPP  =  house.area  /  house.occupants;    
      
        Console.WriteLine("house  has:\n    "  +  
                                            house.occupants  +  "  occupants\n    "  +  
                                            house.area  +  "  total  area\n    "  +  
                                            areaPP  +  "  area  per  person");  
  
        Console.WriteLine();  
  
        areaPP  =  office.area  /  office.occupants;    
  
        Console.WriteLine("office  has:\n    "  +  
                                            office.occupants  +  "  occupants\n    "  +  
                                            office.area  +  "  total  area\n    "  +  
                                            areaPP  +  "  area  per  person");  
    }      
}
    
   
  
   

house has:
  4 occupants
  2500 total area
  625 area per person

office has:
  25 occupants
  4200 total area
  168 area per person

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