static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Creating an empty person object (using the parameterless constructor)
Person bob = new Person();
bob.Name = "Bob Bobsky";
bob.Age = 34;
//bob.SSN = 3453254252; // We can't access this. It's private
bob.Talk("Hey there");
//bob.GenerateSSN(); // We can't call this. It's private
// Creating a person object using the second constructor with parameters
Person jill = new Person("Jill Wayne", 29); // we don't need to set the properties
jill.Talk("Hello!");
// Creating a product because we have access to it since we are in the same namespace
Product car = new Product();
car.Name = "Car";
car.Code = 12314;
car.Price = 6500.99;
car.Buy(5000);
car.Buy(10000);
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Person john = new Person("John", 32);
john.Talk("Classes are awosome!");
Person bob = new Person();
bob.Name = "Bob";
bob.Age = 33;
bob.Talk("Yes, they are!");
Person jane = new Person()
{
Name = "Jane",
Age = 23
};
jane.Talk("This approach is called object initializer");
Product product1 = new Product()
{
Name = "PRODUCT NAME",
Code = 123123123,
Price = 25
};
product1.Buy();
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Person person = new Person();
person.Name = "Viktor";
person.Age = 31;
person.Talk("Hello there!");
Person person2 = new Person("Angela", 25);
person2.Talk("Hi there!");
Product car = new Product()
{
Code = 11902,
Name = "Car",
Price = 25500,
Person = person
};
Console.WriteLine(car.Name);
Console.WriteLine(car.Price);
Console.WriteLine(car.Person.Name);
car.Buy(35000);
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Creating an empty person object ( using the parameterless constructor )
Person bob = new Person();
bob.Name = "Bob Bobsky";
bob.Age = 34;
//bob.SSN = 3453254252; // We can't access this. It's private
bob.Talk("Hey there");
//bob.GenerateSSN(); // We can't call this. It's private
// Creating an empty person object and immediately giving it values to the properties
Person bill = new Person()
{
Name = "Bill Wurtz", Age = 31
};
bill.Talk("Good day people");
// Creating a person object using the second construvtor with parameters
Person jill = new Person("Jill Wayne", 29); // we don't need to set the properties
jill.Talk("Hello!");
// Creating a product because we have access to it since we are in the same namespace
Product car = new Product()
{
Name = "Car", Code = 12314, Price = 6500.99
};
car.Buy(5000);
car.Buy(10000);
// Creating an annonimous object
// We cant add methods in these objects, just properties
var annonObject = new
{
Name = "Random Object",
Quantity = 25
};
Console.WriteLine(annonObject.Name);
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//constructor -> new
Person personPaul = new Person();
//private
//Console.WriteLine(personPaul._ssn);
Console.WriteLine(personPaul.FirstName); //null
//set
personPaul.Age = 20;
//set
personPaul.FirstName = "Paul";
//set
personPaul.LastName = "Fischer";
//personPaul.GenerateSSN(); -> private
string descriptionPaul = personPaul.GetDescription();
Console.WriteLine($"Description for Paul: {descriptionPaul}");
//CONSTRUCTOR WITH PARAMETERS
Person bob = new Person("Bob", "Peterson", 25);
string descriptionBob = bob.GetDescription();
Console.WriteLine($"Description for Bob: {descriptionBob}");
//DEFAULT CONSTRUCTOR
Product car = new Product();
car.Name = "BMW";
car.Price = 24566.7;
car.Code = 123;
Product pizza = new Product()
{
Code = 145,
Price = 300,
Name = "Margarita"
};
pizza.Buy(200);
Console.ReadLine();
}
