static void Main(string[] args)
{
var myEngineer = ProfessionFactory.CreateProffession <Engineer>();
var myDoctor = ProfessionFactory.CreateProffession <Doctor>();
myEngineer.EnginerringStuff();
myDoctor.HealingPeople();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var myEngineer = ProfessionFactory.CreateProffession <Engineer>();
var myDoctor = ProfessionFactory.CreateProffession <Doctor>();
myEngineer.EnginerringStuff();
myDoctor.HealingPeople();
var myEngineer2 = (Engineer)ProfessionFactory.CreateProffession("Engineer");
//using the other method I still have to cast in order to access Engineer methods.
//therefore knowing what type to create is essential unless we don't care about engineer specific methods,
//in that case we can do:
var myEngineer3 = ProfessionFactory.CreateProffession("Engineer");
//which is useless unless we start involving reflections which will have its own price..
}