static void Main(string[] args)
{
//instantiate object.
//need to add in variables too.
string Color = "White";
string Name = "Sasuke";
int Age = 15;
string Gender = "Male";
Character Sasuke = new Character(Color, Name, Age, Gender);//instantiate object, then pass in variables white have been decided on.
//now sasuke has been created. This is a generic character and you could fill an array full of random values
GameCharacter genericChar = new GameCharacter();//will create an object with all the default values from both objects. default constructors
GameCharacter NarutoChar = new GameCharacter(Color, Name, Age, Gender); //will create a character that uses default values for gameCharacter class, but sets own values for base class
Console.WriteLine(NarutoChar.Name + NarutoChar.Color + NarutoChar.Age + NarutoChar.Gender + NarutoChar.healthPool);
Console.WriteLine(genericChar.Color + genericChar.Name + genericChar.Age + genericChar.Gender + genericChar.healthPool);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//instantiate object.
//need to add in variables too.
string Color = "White";
string Name = "Sasuke";
int Age = 15;
string Gender = "Male";
Character Sasuke = new Character(Color, Name, Age, Gender);//instantiate object, then pass in variables white have been decided on.
//now sasuke has been created. This is a generic character and you could fill an array full of random values
GameCharacter genericChar = new GameCharacter(); //will create an object with all the default values from both objects. default constructors
GameCharacter NarutoChar = new GameCharacter(Color, Name, Age, Gender); //will create a character that uses default values for gameCharacter class, but sets own values for base class
Console.WriteLine(NarutoChar.Name + NarutoChar.Color + NarutoChar.Age + NarutoChar.Gender + NarutoChar.healthPool);
Console.WriteLine(genericChar.Color + genericChar.Name + genericChar.Age + genericChar.Gender + genericChar.healthPool);
}
