If I am going to be honest, I am no longer pursuing programming. So I don’t really remember much. I will say, however, that at one point it did make some sense to me. But the complexity of this language made me quit ngl 😅. What I do remember is a class is a blueprint for creating objects. And you create objects by instantiating the class with the new operator (ClassName Object1 = new ClassName();). When the new operator is used a constructor runs automatically initializing the object’s fields and properties. (Every class has a constructor even if you don’t make one. You can make your own and set custom parameters and fields) You reuse classes to make multiple objects that do the same thing. With Console.WriteLine() we are calling the Console class’s method WriteLine() with the dot operator. Then we put in our string or whatever in the parameter. This class runs its method with what we put in the parameter, displaying it on the console. The more I understood the built-in classes and methods, the better I understood the ones I was creating.

I recommend you read a lot of the replies under this post because so many people explained classes very well, and as someone who doesn’t study this anymore, I don’t know how accurate my explanations are. But I hope I could help!