The purpose of this app is to use the animal kingdom as a metaphor for object oriented programming. 
	It will include at least 5 animals that inherit and override properties and behaviors from parent 
	abstract and virtual classes.

	Inheritance allows Base classes to send properties and behaviors down to Derived classes.

	Abstract allows Base classes to act as a template for Derived classes by providing properties and method 
	signatures that they
	can define as they see fit. Once a Base class has been designated as abstract, it cannot be instantiated.

	Polymorphism is the act of changing redefining those methods provided by Base abstract or concrete  classes. 
	Abstract methods have to be defined by concrete classes and are provided by abstract Base classes. Virtual 
	methods, however, have to be defined in the base class that creates and can live inside of concrete or abstract 
	classes. As a result, Derived classes can choose whether or not to redefine the methods and properties.

	Encapsulation is the concept of limiting how much access a class or method has to another method. Public 
	classes and methods can be accessed by anything. Private classes and methods can only being accessed by 
	methods in the same class. Protected relaxes protection just a little bit by allowing only Derived classes 
	to access the classes and methods.

	Interfaces are a wonderful way allow methods and properties to be shared across multiple classes in an
	abstract way, even if they do not inherit from another class.

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	3. Clone the repository to your projects folder.
	4. Open the project in Visual Studio
	5. Run the application

	This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) file for details.