public static void CheckSexAnimal()
{
try
{
Kitten myPet = new Kitten("Jessica", 3, Sex.male);
}
catch (ArgumentException ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
return;
}
// So it works ....
}
static void Main()
{
Cat tommy = new Cat("Tommy", 2, Sex.male);
Dog sharo = new Dog("Sharo", 3, Sex.male);
Frog princess = new Frog("Afrodita", 5, Sex.female);
Kitten milka = new Kitten("Milka", 4, Sex.female);
TomCat tom = new TomCat("Tom", 1, Sex.male);
zooPark = new Animal[] { tommy, sharo, princess, milka, tom }; // <-- Is this an abstract ? A: maybe calling a array is possible ...
foreach (var animal in zooPark)
{
Console.WriteLine(animal);
switch (animal.GetType().Name)
{
case "Dog":
Dog doggy = animal as Dog;
doggy.Talk();
break;
case "Cat":
Cat catty = animal as Cat;
catty.Talk();
break;
case "Frog":
Frog frogie = animal as Frog;
frogie.Talk();
break;
default:
break;
}
}
CalculateAverageAge();
Console.WriteLine("\n\r\n\rTo see that condition for male checking of kitten and TOmcat works");
// See implemented method below
CheckSexAnimal();
}
