static void Main(string[] args)
{
var cars = new List <car>
{
new Audi(200, "green", "A4"),
new BMW(25, "silver", "M3")
};
foreach (var car in cars)
{
car.Repair();
}
car bmwZ3 = new BMW(200, "black", "Z3");
car audiA3 = new Audi(100, "blue", "A3");
bmwZ3.ShowDetails();
audiA3.ShowDetails();
BMW bmwM5 = new BMW(330, "white", "M5");
bmwM5.ShowDetails();
car carB = (car)bmwM5;
carB.ShowDetails();
Console.ReadKey();
}
//The following is the exercise he gave us in the video:
// Create a base class Car with two properties HP and Color
// Create a Constructor setting those two properties
// Create a Method called ShowDetails() which shows the HP and Color of the car on the console
// Create a Repair Method which writes "Car was repaired!" onto the console
/* Create two deriving classes, BMW and Audi, which have their own constructor and have an aditional property
* called Model. Also a private member called brand. Brand should be different in each of the two classes.*/
// Create the two methods ShowDetails() and Repair in them as well. Adjust those methods accordingly.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var cars = new List <car>
{
new Audi("A4", 200, "Blue"),
new BMW("M3", 200, "Blue")
};//This displays 1 form of polymorphism, YOU CAN USE CLASSES WITH LISTS!
foreach (var car in cars)
{
//The virtual method is invoked via sub-classes
car.Repair();
}
car m5 = new BMW("M5", 200, "Green"); //car class (base class)
BMW m7 = new BMW("M7", 450, "Gray"); //BMW class
m5.ShowDetails(); //Output is of car ShowDetail() method
m7.ShowDetails(); //Output is of BMW ShowDetail() method
car carB = (car)m7; //Casting a class, subclass->baseclass
carB.ShowDetails(); //Car B is a base class, it's no longer a BMW.
M3 myM3 = new M3("M3 Super", 350, "Silver");
myM3.Repair();
myM3.SetCarIdInfo(1234, "Sean Mongru");//Displaying ' Has A ' Relationships
myM3.GetCarIdInfo();
Console.ReadKey();
}