static void MakeSomeBikes()
{
MotorCycle m1 = new MotorCycle();
Console.WriteLine($"Intensity : {m1.DriverIntensity} && Name : {m1.DriverName}");
MotorCycle m2 = new MotorCycle(Intensity: 7);
Console.WriteLine($"Intensity : {m2.DriverIntensity} && Name : {m2.DriverName}");
MotorCycle m3 = new MotorCycle(Name: "Tushar");
Console.WriteLine($"Intensity : {m3.DriverIntensity} && Name : {m3.DriverName}");
}
static void Main()
{
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("*******Fun with Class Type*******\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
#region MainExample
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nMainExample\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
Car myCar = new Car();
myCar.petName = "Henry";
myCar.currSpeed = 10;
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
myCar.SpeedUp(5);
myCar.PrintState();
}
#endregion
#region Understanding Constructors
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nUnderstanding Constructor\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
Car chuck = new Car();
chuck.PrintState();
#endregion
#region Defining Custom Constructors
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nDefining Custom Constructors\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
Car chuck1 = new Car();
chuck1.PrintState();
Car Marry = new Car("Mary");
Marry.PrintState();
Car Daisy = new Car("Mary", 75);
Daisy.PrintState();
#endregion
#region The Default Constructor Revisited
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nThe Default Constructor Revisited\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
MotorCycle mc = new MotorCycle();
mc.PopAWheely();
#endregion
#region Reset Constrcutor and Create custom constructor
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nReset Constrcutor and Create custom constructor\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
MotorCycle mc1 = new MotorCycle(5);
mc1.PopAWheely();
#endregion
#region Use of this keyword
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nUse of this keyword\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
MotorCycle c = new MotorCycle(5);
c.SetDriverName("tiny");
c.PopAWheely();
Console.WriteLine($"Rider name is {c.DriverName}");
#endregion
#region Chaining constructor class using this && Observing construtor overflow
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nChaining constructor class using this && Observing construtor overflow\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
//You create your object by invoking the constructor requiring a single int.
MotorCycle c1 = new MotorCycle(4);
c.SetDriverName("Tushar");
c.PopAWheely();
Console.WriteLine($"Rider name is {c.DriverName}");
#endregion
#region Revisiting Optional Parameters
ChangeConsoleColor();
Console.WriteLine("\nRevisiting Optional Parameters\n");
DefaultConsoleColor();
MakeSomeBikes();
#endregion
Console.ReadLine();
}