来自C＃中另一个类的引用方法

Question

So I have a class where I create a customer with all necessary information (addresses, phone, emails, etc...) Basically I want to create other classes that do other things with that customer information but reference that class to create a new customer each time.

Here is an example of the class I need to reference:

public class Start_Customer
{
    public CreateRequest _request;
    public CreateResponse _response;

    string fax = "(866) 345-3453";
    string website = "www.testersRus.com";
    bool Manage = true;
    int PartnerID = 0;
    string FirstName = "";
    string LastName = "";
    string Email = "";

    public void CreateClient()
    {
        _request = new CreateRequest();
        _request.CommandComment = "";
    }

    public void Test()
    {
        //create a new web service client
        var sw = new SoapCreateStart();

        _response = sw.Customers_Start(new AppHeader(), _request) as CustomerResponse;

        Console.WriteLine(_response.ToString());
    }

Now in my new class I am trying to use reference that class and make a new customer and then check and see if certain things were made like the fax number is correct, company is correct and things like that.

Any ideas on how to reference this the correct way WITHOUT making the methods static?

So far I was thinking that I would say:

Start_Customer create = Start_Customer();
create = CreateClient();

This lets me get to the method but I keep getting null error. Help please!

Answer 1

Was able to figure it out. I had to reference each method by saying:

create.Create(); 

For example, thanks for the help!