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Hi Daniela,
I have posted an example that illustrates how to create the classes
and some sample usage at:
http://pastebin.com/cDmwxZL9
I have tried to explain via comments where possible, but feel free to
ask if you have any doubts. I hope you are familiar with VB 9.0
syntax. A couple of questions in your post remain unanswered and I try
to address them below:
1. What about Add/Delete? when I delete a customer shoud I delete a
budget? Don't know how to do this.
Add, Delete are implemented in my example. When you delete a Customer
instance, associated budget instances are automatically deleted.
2. What about other elements in customer class like address and
contact number?
Those elements get added/deleted/modified when the Customer instance
is added/deleted/modified.
You need to implement custom collection classes only if you are using
a version of .NET prior to 2.0 (pre-VS 2005) or the existing
collection classes do not suffice for your requirement. In this case,
I believe that the existing generic collections do suffice.
Another point is that I have loaded data into the instances manually.
In a real-world scenario, you would load the data from database
tables. Ideally, the customer's budgets would be loaded when a
customer is created (for instance, by initiating a database call
within the Customer class constructor).
On Jan 11, 5:57 pm, Daniela Zurita <
danielaazur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you for your answers, Stephen and Cerebrus!
> But now, could you please give me an example of definition and how to
> implement the classes?
> I've got an example and there are points i don'get. here my questions.
>
>
> thanks a million!
> Dani
>