Which all OOPS concept must use

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Hi,
i am developing a project in c# (mvc4).I am undergoing a learning process, the following is my scenario.

1. There are a list of Companies
2. Each Company has some common features like type of products,turnover of the company,no of staffs

Which is the best ideas to use in C#.Shall i use Interface for declaring
products()
turnover()
NoOfStaffs()

or a class with all these methods.Please give me a structure to follow.

Posted 4-Sep-13 18:13pm

id-athul

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Sep-13 0:25am

The question is way too vague. Even the title of the question does not look like a logically correct clause. What do you mean by that?
The choice between interfaces, abstract base classes or the combination on the both depends on many factors. You need to describe the data model in sufficient detail, as well as your concerns.
—SA

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Eytukan · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-04T18:33:00

If you have other objects interacting with your company object, and you don't need to care how those objects implement things, you'd go for interface.

Why not use simple properties?

class Company
{
turnover
{
get;set;
}

staffCount
{
get;set;
}
List<product> productList;
}
//And other properties go here that you link with member variables.

Class Product
{
int productID;
string productName;
.
.

}</product>

btw, your intention is to learn just OOPs or OOPs on MVC (Asp.net)?
If you would like to learn OOPS, stick with Console Applications that spares you from other framework (MVC) wiring and debugging.