static void Main(string[] args)
{
Animal whiskers = new Animal()
{
Name = "Whiskers",
Sound = "Meow"
};
Dog grovers = new Dog()
{
Name = "Grover",
Sound = "Woof",
Sound2 = "Grrr" //Remember, the derived, Dog, class has a 'Sound2' property but the base class doesn't!!!!
};
grovers.Sound = "Wooooooof";
whiskers.MakeSound();
grovers.MakeSound();
whiskers.SetAnimalIdInfo(123, "Sally Smith");
grovers.SetAnimalIdInfo(456, "Paul Brown");
whiskers.GetAnimalIDInfo();
grovers.GetAnimalIDInfo();
if (grovers is Animal)
{
Console.WriteLine("Yes, grovers is both a dog and animal.");
}
//Must reference outer class to get to the inner class
Animal.AnimalHealth getHealth = new Animal.AnimalHealth();
Console.WriteLine("Is my animal healthy: {0}", getHealth.HealthyWeight(11, 46)); //True
Console.WriteLine("Is my animal healthy: {0}", getHealth.HealthyWeight(11, 176)); //False
Animal monkey = new Animal() //This creates a new animal using the animal constructor.
{
Name = "Happy",
Sound = "Eeeeee"
};
Animal spot = new Dog() //This creates a new animal using the dog constructor.
{
Name = "Spot",
Sound = "Woooof",
Sound2 = "Geeerrr"
};
monkey.MakeSound();
spot.MakeSound(); //Without overriding the method in the Dog class, this will using the 'MakeSound' method in animal because the dog is created as an animal.
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Animal whiskers = new Animal()
{
Name = "Whiskers",
Sound = "Meow"
};
Dog grover = new Dog()
{
Name = "Grover",
Sound = "Woof",
Sound2 = "Grrr"
};
grover.Sound = "Wooooof";
whiskers.MakeSound();
grover.MakeSound();
whiskers.SetAnimalIDinfo(12345, "Sally Smith");
grover.SetAnimalIDinfo(12346, "Paul Brown");
whiskers.GetAnimalIDInfo();
grover.GetAnimalIDInfo();
Animal.AnimalHealth getHealth = new Animal.AnimalHealth();
Console.WriteLine("Is my animal healthy : {0}",
getHealth.HealtWeight(11, 146));
Animal monkey = new Animal()
{
Name = "Happy",
Sound = "Eeeeee"
};
Animal spot = new Dog()
{
Name = "Spot",
Sound = "Wooof",
Sound2 = "Geeerrrr"
};
monkey.MakeSound();
spot.MakeSound();
Console.ReadLine();
}
