static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("***** Custom Generic Collection *****\n");
// // Confusing at best...
// CarCollection<int> myInts = new CarCollection<int>();
// myInts.AddCar(5);
// myInts.AddCar(10);
// myInts.AddCar(11);
// Make a collection of Cars.
CarCollection <Car> myCars = new CarCollection <Car>();
myCars.AddCar(new Car("Rusty", 20));
myCars.AddCar(new Car("Zippy", 90));
myCars.AddCar(new SportsCar("Viper", 100));
foreach (Car c in myCars)
{
Console.WriteLine("PetName: {0}, Speed: {1}",
c.PetName, c.Speed);
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("***** Custom Generic Collection *****\n");
// Make a collection of Cars.
CarCollection <Car> myCars = new CarCollection <Car>();
myCars.AddCar(new Car("Rusty", 20));
myCars.AddCar(new Car("Zippy", 90));
foreach (Car c in myCars)
{
Console.WriteLine("PetName: {0}, Speed: {1}",
c.PetName, c.Speed);
}
Console.WriteLine();
#region Odd ball type param for CarCollection!
// This is syntactically correct, but confusing at best!
//CarCollection<int> myInts = new CarCollection<int>();
//myInts.AddCar(5);
//myInts.AddCar(11);
//foreach (int i in myInts)
//{
// Console.WriteLine("Int value: {0}", i);
//}
#endregion
// CarCollection<Car> can hold any type deriving from Car.
CarCollection <Car> myAutos = new CarCollection <Car>();
myAutos.AddCar(new MiniVan("Family Truckster", 55));
myAutos.AddCar(new SportsCar("Crusher", 40));
foreach (Car c in myAutos)
{
Console.WriteLine("Type: {0}, PetName: {1}, Speed: {2}",
c.GetType().Name, c.PetName, c.Speed);
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
