static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Lets Make Vehicles");
SportsCar tesla = new SportsCar();
Sedan lumina = new Sedan();
PickUp f150 = new PickUp();
Semi mack = new Semi();
Gas gas = new Gas();
Electricity electricity = new Electricity();
Diesel diesel = new Diesel();
var teslaFactory = new TeslaFactory();
var luminaFactory = new LuminaFactory();
var f150Factory = new F150Factory();
var mackFactory = new MackFactory();
// if you're building a factory this makes sense, you let the door factory make the doors.
teslaFactory.BuildTesla(tesla);
luminaFactory.BuildLumina(lumina);
f150Factory.BuildF150(f150);
mackFactory.BuildMack(mack);
// first method, but is it this main method's responsibility to make this?
//tesla.FrontDoors = new FrontDoors();
tesla.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsOpen();
tesla.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsClose();
tesla.Engine.Go(electricity);
tesla.Turbo.GoFast();
lumina.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsOpen();
lumina.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsClose();
lumina.BackDoors.BackDoorsOpen();
lumina.Childseat.ProtectChild();
lumina.BackDoors.BackDoorsClose();
lumina.Engine.Go(gas);
lumina.BackDoors.BackDoorsOpen();
lumina.Childseat.ProtectChild();
lumina.BackDoors.BackDoorsClose();
f150.Bed.Fill();
f150.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsOpen();
f150.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsClose();
f150.Engine.Go(gas);
f150.Bed.Empty();
mack.Trailer.Fill();
mack.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsOpen();
mack.FrontDoors.FrontDoorsClose();
mack.Engine.Go(diesel);
}
public void Go(Diesel diesel)
{
Console.WriteLine("BLUB BLUB BLUB");
}