static void Main(string[] args)
{
Car myNewCar = new Car(); // 'Car()' is a constructor method. Allows you the option to write some code the moment that object is created
//myNewCar.Make = "Jeep";
myNewCar.Model = "Cherokee";
myNewCar.Year = 1997;
myNewCar.Color = "Silver";
Car myFirstJeep;
myFirstJeep = myNewCar; // 2 references to the same object in memory
Car anotherCarOverloadedConstructor = new Car("Ford", "Mustang", 1965, "red");
Car.MyMethod();
Console.WriteLine(anotherCarOverloadedConstructor.Model);
Console.WriteLine(" {0} - {1} - {2} - {3}",
myFirstJeep.Make,
myFirstJeep.Model,
myFirstJeep.Year,
myFirstJeep.Color);
Console.WriteLine(" {0} - {1} - {2} - {3}",
myNewCar.Make,
myNewCar.Model,
myNewCar.Year,
myNewCar.Color);
//double marketValueOfCar = determineMarketValue(myNewCar);
Console.WriteLine("Cars value: {0:C}", myNewCar.determineMarketValue()); // this will call the determineMarketValue() method using myNewCar's attributes
Console.WriteLine(myFirstJeep.Model);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Car myNewCar = new Car();
myNewCar.Make = "Jeep";
myNewCar.Model = "Cherokee";
myNewCar.Year = 1997;
myNewCar.Color = "Silver";
Console.WriteLine(" {0} - {1} - {2} - {3}",
myNewCar.Make,
myNewCar.Model,
myNewCar.Year,
myNewCar.Color);
//double marketValueOfCar = determineMarketValue(myNewCar);
Console.WriteLine("Cars value: {0:C}", myNewCar.determineMarketValue()); // this will call the determineMarketValue() method using myNewCar's attributes
}
