static void Main(string[] args)
{
var cars = new List <Car> {
new BMW("Z5", 200, "red"),
new Audi("A4", 225, "black")
};
foreach (var car in cars)
{
//car.ShowDetails();
car.Repair();
}
//Car bmw = new BMW("Z5", 200, "red");
//bmw.ShowDetails();
//bmw.Repair();
//Car audi = new Audi("A4", 225, "black");
//audi.ShowDetails();
//audi.Repair();
BMW bmwz5 = new BMW("Z5", 200, "red");
Audi audiA4 = new Audi("A4", 225, "black");
bmwz5.ShowDetails();
audiA4.ShowDetails();
Console.ReadKey();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// a car can be a BMW, an Audi, a Porsche et.
// Polymorphism at work #1: an Audi, BMW, Porsche
// can all be used whereever a CAR is expected. No cast is
// reqquired because an implicit conversion exists from a derived
// class to its base class.]
var cars = new List <Car>
{
new Audi(200, "blue", "A4"),
new BMW(250, "red", " M3")
};
// Polymorphism at work #2: the virtual method Repairs is
// invoked on each of the derived classes, not the base class
// this allows you to have different messages for each class
// without calling a different method each time.
foreach (var car in cars)
{
car.ShowDetails();
car.Repair();
}
Car bmwZ3 = new BMW(200, "black", "Z3");
Car audiA3 = new Audi(100, "orange", "A3");
bmwZ3.ShowDetails();
audiA3.ShowDetails();
bmwZ3.SetCarIDInfo(1234, "Dustin Cummings");
audiA3.SetCarIDInfo(1235, "Allie Sweeney");
bmwZ3.GetCarIDInfo();
audiA3.GetCarIDInfo();
M3 myM3 = new M3(260, "red", "M3 Turbo");
myM3.Repair();
Console.ReadKey();
}
