Re: Passing Objects and protection level

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ji <jj@xxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm a vb programmer < flinch - duck>... trying to get into C#. All is good
> up to this point but for a conceptual issue. I'm hoping somebody can help
> me...

<snip>

There are two problems:

1) You're trying to access the variable, not the property - the
variable is called age, the property is called Age.

2) You're trying to access PassYears as if it were a static method, but
it's not.

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