public static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Your code goes here
Console.WriteLine("Hello, world!");
int meaningOfLife = 42;
float smallPi = 3.14f;
double bigPi = 3.14159265359;
string vaporWare = "Half Life 3";
const bool likesPizza = false;
//const makes the variable immutable
string[] writers = { "Anthony", "Brian", "Eric", "Sean" };
string[] editors = new string[5]; //we don't know the editors yet
Console.WriteLine(writers[2]);
if (likesPizza == false)
{
Console.WriteLine("You monster!");
//barf noises
}
bool isMonster = (likesPizza == true) ? false : true;
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("C# Rocks!");
}
foreach (string writer in writers)
{
Console.WriteLine(writer);
}
if (meaningOfLife == 42)
{
bool inScope = true;
//inScope only exists within the scope of this if statement
}
Point2D myPoint = new Point2D();
myPoint.X = 10;
myPoint.Y = 20;
Point2D anotherPoint = new Point2D();
anotherPoint.X = 5;
anotherPoint.Y = 15;
myPoint.AddPoint(anotherPoint);
Console.WriteLine(myPoint.X);
Console.WriteLine(myPoint.Y);
Point2D yetAnotherPoint = myPoint;
yetAnotherPoint.X = 100;
//replicated myPoint, but changed the x value
Console.WriteLine(myPoint.X);
Console.WriteLine(yetAnotherPoint.X);
Point2DRef pointRef = new Point2DRef();
pointRef.X = 20;
Point2DRef anotherRef = pointRef;
anotherRef.X = 25;
Console.WriteLine(pointRef.X);
Console.WriteLine(anotherRef.X);
//now the points return as the same
pointRef = null;
anotherRef.X = 125;
Console.WriteLine(anotherRef.X);
//outputs 125
RenFairePerson person = new RenFairePerson();
person.Name = "Igor the Ratcatcher";
person.SayHello();
}
public void AddPoint(Point2D anotherPoint)
{
this.X = this.X + anotherPoint.X;
this.Y = this.Y + anotherPoint.Y;
}