static void Main(string[] args)
{
Cup cup = new Cup();
cup.Colour = "Red";
cup.Handle = "Small";
cup.Shape = "Some mad shape";
cup.Size = "Big";
cup.Transparency = 2;
cup.DisplayCup();
Cup2 cup2 = new Cup2();
cup.Colour = "Rasta";
cup.Handle = "Just a handle";
cup.Shape = "Rhombus";
cup.Size = "Mahoosive";
cup.Transparency = 3;
cup.DisplayCup();
// 1) step through the running of this code using F11
// watch the variables in the 'Locals' window
// 2) add Shape, Size and Transparancy values to the above cup instance
// then run the program again
// 3) add some more of your own cup instances
// with values for Colour, Handle, Shape, Size, Transparancy, and Handle
// step through the running of this code using F11
// watch the variables in the 'Locals' window
System.Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Cup cup = new Cup();
cup.Colour = "Red";
cup.Handle = "Small";
cup.Shape = "wonky";
cup.Size = "BIG";
cup.Transparency = 2;
Cup cup1 = new Cup();
cup1.Colour = "blue";
cup1.Handle = "average";
cup1.Shape = "curvy ;)";
cup1.Size = "middling";
cup1.Transparency = 100;
cup.DisplayCup();
cup1.DisplayCup();
// 1) step through the running of this code using F11
// watch the variables in the 'Locals' window
// 2) add Shape, Size and Transparancy values to the above cup instance
// then run the program again
// 3) add some more of your own cup instances
// with values for Colour, Handle, Shape, Size, Transparancy, and Handle
// step through the running of this code using F11
// watch the variables in the 'Locals' window
System.Console.ReadLine();
}
