public DiceCupSolution()
{
// When we have instance fields of a class type,
// we usually create actual objects in the constructor
// that the instance fields can then point to.
die1 = new Die();
die2 = new Die();
}
public DiceCup()
{
// VERY IMPORTANT! When we have instance fields of a class type,
// we MUST remember to create actual objects in the constructor,
// that the instance fields can then point to.
die1 = new Die();
die2 = new Die();
}
public void MyMain()
{
// 1
Die d = new Die();
Console.WriteLine(d.GetValue());
d.RollDie();
Console.WriteLine(d.GetValue());
// 2a
DiceCupSolution cup = new DiceCupSolution();
cup.RollDice();
// 2b
Console.WriteLine(cup.GetTotalValue());
// 2c
Console.WriteLine(cup.IsTotalValueLargerThan(5));
}
