using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // Create an instance of user account and set the username

        // and password.

        UserAccount adminAccount = new UserAccount("admin", "12345"); // Pass the shit into the constructor

        //Console.WriteLine("Username: " + adminAccount.Username);

        //Console.WriteLine("Password: " + adminAccount.Password);

        adminAccount.Login();

        adminAccount.WriteUsernameLine();

        UserAccount employeeAccount = new UserAccount("tom", "myPassword");

        employeeAccount.Login();

        employeeAccount.WriteUsernameLine();

    }

}

​

public class UserAccount

{

    public string Username {get; set;}

    public string Password {get; set;}

    // Constructor method - they are called when a new instance

    // of a class is created. They must be named the same as the class

    // and do not define a return type - as they always return the new

    // instance of the class.

    public UserAccount(string username, string password)

    {

        this.Username = username; // Set the fucking value so it can be gotton

        this.Password = password; // And set this fucking value as well so it can be fucking gotton too.

    }

    public void WriteUsernameLine()

    {

        Console.WriteLine(this.Username);

    }

    public void Login() 

    {

        Console.WriteLine(this.Username + " is logged in");

    }

}