static void Main(string[] args)
{
//1.Create a class called Person and give it two properties, each of data type string. One called FirstName, the other LastName.
//2. Give this class a void method called SayName() that takes no parameters and simply writes the person's full name to the console in the format of: "Name: [full name]".
//3. Create another class called Employee and have it inherit from the Person class. Give the Employee class a property called Id and have it be of data type int.
//4. Inside of the Main method, instantiate and initialize an Employee object with a first name of "Sample" and a last name of "Student".
Employee Employee1 = new Employee()
{
FirstName = "Sample", LastName = "Student", Id = 0
};
Employee Employee2 = new Employee()
{
FirstName = "Sample", LastName = "Student", Id = 1
};
//5. Call the superclass method SayName() on the Employee object.
//Overload the "==" operator so it checks if two Employee objects are equal by comparing their Id property.
Employee1.SayName();
Employee2.SayName();
Console.WriteLine(Employee1 == Employee2);
Console.ReadLine();
//IN A CONSOLE APP, CREATE CODE THAT DOES THE FOLLOWING:
//1.Create an interface called IQuittable and have it define a void method called Quit().
//2. Have your Employee class from the previous drill inherit that interface and implement
// the Quit() method in any way you choose.
//3. Use polymorphism to create an object of type IQuittable and call the Quit() method on it.
// Hint: an object can be of an interface type if it implements that specific interface.
IQuittable quit = Employee1;
quit.Quit();
}
public void OnQuit()
{
Debug.Log("PauseManager.OnQuit");
foreach (var quittableComponent in quittableInterfaces)
{
IQuittable quittableInterface = (IQuittable)quittableComponent;
if (quittableInterface != null)
{
quittableInterface.OnQuit();
}
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Employee employee = new Employee();
employee.firstName = "John";
employee.lastName = "Adams";
employee.quitReason = "I have decided to pursue my dream as a software developer, so I am attending the Tech Academy!";
employee.notice = "6 month notice of resignation";
employee.resignation = "It has been a pleasure to work here, but I have decided to move on from teaching in the Arabian Gulf. Thank you for the opportunity.";
employee.SayName();
Console.WriteLine();
IQuittable IQuit = employee;
IQuit.Quit(employee);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
// 1. Create an interface called IQuittable and have it define a void method called Quit().
// 2. Have your Employee class from the previous drill inherit that interface
// and implement the Quit() method in any way you choose.
// 3. Use polymorphism to create an object of type IQuittable and call the Quit() method on it.
// Hint: an object can be of an interface type if it implements that specific interface.
{
Employee employee1 = new Employee();
Person owner = new Employee();
owner.ID = 1;
Console.WriteLine("Owner's ID = " + owner.ID);
IQuittable Quit = employee1;
employee1.Quit(employee1);
Console.ReadLine();
}
public void OnQuit()
{
Debug.Log("PauseManager.OnQuit");
if (gcSurvival.GamePaused && gcSurvival.Score != 0)
{
PlayerPrefs.SetInt("GamePaused", 1);
}
foreach (var quittableComponent in quittableInterfaces)
{
IQuittable quittableInterface = (IQuittable)quittableComponent;
if (quittableInterface != null)
{
quittableInterface.OnQuit();
btnAudio.Play();
//SceneManager.LoadScene(0);
}
}
}
static void Quit(IQuittable employee)
{
employee.Quit();
}
static void Quit(IQuittable quittable)
{
quittable.Quit();
}
static void Quit(IQuittable quit)
{
quit.Quit();
}
public void Quit(IQuittable Quitter)
{
Console.WriteLine(this.FirstName + " " + this.LastName + " has quit.");
}
public void Quit(IQuittable employee)
{
Console.WriteLine("Employee Quits.");
}
