public static void Main(String[] args)
{
// Constructor creates new instance & initializes it
Car myCar = new Car();
Console.WriteLine("Initial make is {0}", myCar.Make);
Car myOtherCar = new Car("Ford", 1998, 2500.00);
myOtherCar.PrintDetails();
// Typically, the properties of the object would be set via some
// // interface, and saved to a file or database
myCar.Make = "Toyota";
myCar.Model = "Camry";
myCar.Color = "White";
myCar.OriginalPrice = 35000;
myCar.Year = 2007;
// before calling doByValue
myCar.PrintDetails();
Console.WriteLine("Its value is {0:C}", getMarketValue(myCar));
// call doByValue
doByValue(myCar);
// after calling doByValue
myCar.PrintDetails();
Console.WriteLine("Its value is {0:C}", getMarketValue(myCar));
// call doByRef
doByRef(ref myCar);
// after calling doByValue
myCar.PrintDetails();
Console.WriteLine("Its value is {0:C}", getMarketValue(myCar));
}
