A Little Bit Better

Well, after the last rant I am feeling a little bit better.  (That may be due to the fact that my Accounting test is done with and I've had a bit more time to spend on my web development classes.)  I am excited about web programming.  It still fascinates me to have the ability to create websites.  I enjoy thinking of how I am going to get my sisters web page up and running and the different things I can do to it.

The excitement comes with lots of studying however and today I am going to "test" my ability to do some basic but essential things in ASP.NET.

*side note-- Pam, my professor, if you are reading this, don't think I am not enjoying or studying for your class.  I love doing all web development but as for right now the class is pretty basic (Thank you! It's like a review of my first MIS class.) and has given me the opportunity to study things in my ASP.NET class that I didn't quite understand.

Objects-  Objects are basically a chunk of code that do something....like create a submit button.  To create an object you need to instantiate it, aka provide a memory spot for it to exist.  To instantiate the object you do something like this:

Product saleProduct = new Product();

Product is the type of object you are creating, saleProduct is the name of the object you created, new is a keyword that tells ASP.NET to grab the memory and Product() lets ASP.NET know that the new object is being created from the Product class(I think, not exactly sure on the last one.).