Inheritance problem

[sharpone]

:confused:Why won't this code work? using System; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace Practice { class Practice { public static void Main() { // declare and assign a string variable called human string human; human = "Walking & talking life"; // declare and assign an int variable called mind int mind; mind = 100; // Print the value of the variables to the console Console.WriteLine(mind); Console.WriteLine(human); } } class Continued { public static void notMain() { MessageBox.Show(human); MessageBox.Show(mind); } } }

[Le centriste]

You did not mention what did not work, but I can guess it is the line: MessageBox.Show(mind); unlike Console.WriteLine, MessageBox.Show does not have an overload that takes an int. Try: MessageBox.Show(mind.ToString()); -------- "I say no to drugs, but they don't listen." - Marilyn Manson

[Ricardo Mendes]

The human and mind variables are only visible inside the Main method. To do what you want you need something like this:

class Practice
{
public static string human;
public static int mind;

public static void Main()
{
    human = "Walking & talking life";
    mind = 100;
}

}

class Continued
{
public static void notMain()
{
MessageBox.Show(Practice.human);
MessageBox.Show(Practice.mind);
}
}