static void Main(string[] args)
{
Product tShirt = new TShirt(6, "PULL");
tShirt.AvailableColors = new List <ConsoleColor>()
{
ConsoleColor.Blue, ConsoleColor.Black
};
tShirt.AvailableSizes = new List <int>()
{
41, 42
};
tShirt.Quantity = 1;
Product dressShirt = new TShirt(8, "POLO");
dressShirt.AvailableColors = new List <ConsoleColor>()
{
ConsoleColor.Cyan, ConsoleColor.DarkBlue
};
dressShirt.AvailableSizes = new List <int>()
{
40, 41, 42
};
dressShirt.Quantity = 1;
Vendor vendor = new Vendor();
tShirt.SizeSelected = 41;
tShirt.ColorSelected = ConsoleColor.Blue;
vendor.Order(tShirt);
dressShirt.SizeSelected = 41;
dressShirt.ColorSelected = ConsoleColor.Blue;
vendor.Order(dressShirt);
vendor.SetRetailPrice(tShirt, 12);
vendor.SetRetailPrice(dressShirt, 20);
vendor.Sell();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
List <Product> products = new List <Product>();
var someClothing = new Clothing()
{
Name = "Fresh pants",
Brand = "Benetton",
Size = ClothingSize.Medium,
Color = "Ligh green",
Price = 180
};
var niceShirt = new Shirt()
{
Name = "Elegant shirt",
Brand = "Polo",
Size = ClothingSize.Small,
Color = "Dark red",
ButtonType = "Mate rounded buttons",
Price = 245
};
var niceTShirt = new TShirt()
{
Name = "Casual Tshirt",
Brand = "Toto",
Size = ClothingSize.ExtraLarge,
Color = "Blue",
NeckType = "V neck",
Price = 100
};
var someAccesorie = new Accesorie()
{
Name = "Wooden wrist band",
Brand = "Some brand",
Color = "Dark brown",
Material = "Wood",
Price = 95
};
var goldenNecklace = new Necklace()
{
Name = "Golden fantasy necklace",
Brand = "Jewel",
Color = "Golden",
Material = "Gold",
DetailsMaterial = "Fantasy",
Price = 300
};
products.Add(someClothing);
products.Add(niceShirt);
products.Add(niceTShirt);
products.Add(someAccesorie);
products.Add(goldenNecklace);
//Liskovs Polimorfism example
var index = 1;
foreach (Product product in products)
{
Console.WriteLine($"----------PRODUCT #{index} ({product.Name})----------");
product.TryOn();//Each class implements this method differently
Console.WriteLine();
index++;
}
}