static void Main(string[] args)
{
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// two ways of creating & initializing monsters
// create monster directly using breed - allocation and initialization happens automatically inside constructor
Breed troll = new Breed(null, 10, "Troll attack");
Monster monsterTrollOne = new Monster(troll, "Troll1");
// using breed to create monster - separates object allocation and initialization
Monster monsterTrollTwo = troll.CreateMonster("Troll2");
Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Troll 1 HP: {0}; Troll 1 attack: {1}",
monsterTrollOne.GetHealth(),
monsterTrollOne.GetAttack()));
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Console.WriteLine();
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// using inheritance to create base monster breed
Breed wizardBreed = new Breed(null, 5, "Generic magic attack");
Breed fireWizardBreed = new Breed(wizardBreed, 0, "Fire magic attack");
// passing in 0: inherits from parent
Breed spellCasterWizardBreed = new Breed(wizardBreed, 8, null);
Monster m1 = wizardBreed.CreateMonster("M1");
Monster m2 = fireWizardBreed.CreateMonster("M2");
Monster m3 = spellCasterWizardBreed.CreateMonster("M3");
Console.WriteLine(m1.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(m2.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(m3.ToString());
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// created dynamically via json file
Console.WriteLine("\nCreated via JSON file:");
ReadJsonData("BreedJson.json");
foreach (var m in MonstersCreatedViaJSON)
Console.WriteLine(m.ToString());
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Console.ReadLine();
}
