public void Json()
{
var drEvil = new EvilGenius2("Dr. Evil");
Console.WriteLine(EvilGenius2.ToJson(new[] { drEvil }));
drEvil.ReplaceHenchmen(new HenchMen { Name = "Scott Evil"});
Console.WriteLine(EvilGenius2.ToJson(new[] { drEvil }));
drEvil.ReplaceHenchmen(null);
Console.WriteLine(EvilGenius2.ToJson(new[] { drEvil }));
}
public void NameOf()
{
//the name of keyword is a way to keep bindings in sync, rather than using a string literal
//now an object or property rename is changed everywhere
Console.WriteLine("New Way!");
Console.WriteLine(nameof(EvilGenius));
Console.WriteLine(nameof(EvilGenius.Name));
//Old way
Console.WriteLine("Old Way");
Console.WriteLine(typeof(EvilGenius).Name);
//can't do this one
//Console.WriteLine(typeof(EvilGenius.Name).Name);
var drEvil = new EvilGenius2("Dr. Evil");
drEvil.ReplaceHenchmen(new HenchMen { Name = "Scott Evil"});
Console.WriteLine(drEvil);
}
