private static void LoadPersons(PersonManager manager)
{
IList <Person> persons = new List <Person>
{
new Person
{
OIB = "01234567901",
Name = "Karlo",
Surname = "Fabijanic",
Phone = "012",
Email = "*****@*****.**"
},
new Person
{
OIB = "01234567911",
Name = "Karlo",
Surname = "Fabijanic",
Phone = "0123",
Email = "*****@*****.**"
},
new Person
{
OIB = "0123567921",
Name = "Newbie",
Surname = "Bie",
Phone = "01234",
Email = "*****@*****.**"
},
new Person
{
OIB = "01234567931",
Name = "Getti",
Surname = "",
Phone = "1012",
Email = "*****@*****.**"
},
new Person
{
OIB = "012345678902",
Name = "Daniel",
Surname = "",
Phone = "",
Email = ""
}
};
manager.SavePersons(persons);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Person person1 = new Person();
Customer customer = new Customer();
customer.Id = 1;
customer.FirstName = "Gokhan";
customer.LastName = "Goy";
customer.CreditCardNumber = "12345678910";
Employee employee = new Employee();
// employee = customer; employee object couldn't hold a reference
// for a different class in this case Customer
//employee = person1; Child Class cannot hold a reference for its base or parent class
person1 = customer;
person1.FirstName = "Gokhan1";
//Console.WriteLine(((Customer)person1).ToString());
Console.WriteLine(customer.FirstName);
Person person2 = new Person();
person2.FirstName = "Gokhan";
person2.LastName = "Goy";
person2.Age = 26;
person2.Id = 1;
PersonManager personManager = new PersonManager();
personManager.Add(employee); //Output : null
personManager.Add(customer); //Output : Gokhan1 Goy
personManager.Add(person2); //Output : Gokhan Goy
}