Why can I create an instance of a class without storing it to a variable and still have everything work?

Question

I have a non-static class called ImplementHeaderButtons which contains a non-static public method called Implement. The name of the class and metho

Answer 1

Your call to new ImplementHeaderButtons() returns an instance of ImplementHeaderButtons. Then, you call .Implement() on that instance.

Think of it like this:

(new ImplementHeaderButtons()).Implement(this, headerButtons);