Class Instances and Methods

So it would work if I do something like this: class Program { class Person { public string name = "Tim"; public int age; }

public static void Main() { Person tim = new Person tim.name = "Tim"; }

public static void OtherMethod() { tim.age = 7; } }

sorry if this is messy, but this would work? The instance of the Person class can be carried into two different methods? And thank you for the response And after posting this I see how much a mess this is but sorry I don't have a better way of asking. Thanks if you can decipher and help me on this

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But the problem here is that you're creating a local variable in the "Main" method. You need to create it as a class variable instead (inside the class, but not inside any method).

class Program
{
    class Person
    {
        public string name = "Tim";
        public int age;
    }

    static Person tim;       // declare at class level

    public static void Main()
    {
        tim = new Person();  // but you may INITIALIZE in the method
        tim.name = "Tim";
    }

    public static void OtherMethod()
    {
        tim.age = 7;
    }
}