static void Main(string[] args)
{
var carLot = new CarLot();
//Using dot notation.
var jakesCar = new Car();
jakesCar.Make = "Jeep";
jakesCar.Model = "Cherokee";
jakesCar.Year = 2016;
jakesCar.EngineNoise = "Vroom";
jakesCar.HonkNoise = "Boop boop";
jakesCar.IsDrivable = true;
//Object Initializer Syntax
var lukesCar = new Car()
{
Make = "Ford",
Model = "F150",
Year = 2008,
EngineNoise = "Sputter",
HonkNoise = "Honk honk",
IsDrivable = false
};
//Using the constructor to allow parameter values to be placed inside properties.
var johnsCar = new Car(2013, "Honda", "Civic", "Zoom", "Beep beep", true);
lukesCar.MakeHonkNoise();
lukesCar.MakeEngineNoise();
johnsCar.MakeHonkNoise();
johnsCar.MakeEngineNoise();
jakesCar.MakeHonkNoise();
jakesCar.MakeEngineNoise();
jakesCar.CarDetails();
carLot.LotList.Add(jakesCar);
carLot.LotList.Add(johnsCar);
carLot.LotList.Add(lukesCar);
foreach (var car in carLot.LotList)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Year: {car.Year} Make: {car.Make} Model: {car.Model}");
}
//TODO
//Create a seperate class file called Car
//Car shall have the following properties: Year, Make, Model, EngineNoise, HonkNoise, IsDriveable
//Car shall have the following methods: MakeEngineNoise(), MakeHonkNoise()
//The methods should take one string parameter: the respective noise property
//Now that the Car class is created we can instanciate 3 new cars
//Set the properties for each of the cars
//Call each of the methods for each car
//*************BONUS*************//
// Set the properties utilizing the 3 different ways we learned about, one way for each car
//*************BONUS X 2*************//
//Create a CarLot class
//It should have at least one property: a List of cars
//Instanciate the a Carlot at the beginning of the program and as you create a car add the car to the list.
//At the end iterate through the list printing each of car's Year, Make, and Model to the console
}
