static void Main(string[] args)
{
var americanAlligator = new Alligator(100);
americanAlligator.IsAquatic = true;
var africanAlligator = new Alligator(2);
africanAlligator.IsAquatic = false;
americanAlligator.Run(75);
africanAlligator.Run(4);
americanAlligator.Run(40);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var americanAlligator = new Alligator(6000);
americanAlligator.isAquatic = true;
var fictionalAlligator = new Alligator(200);
fictionalAlligator.isAquatic = false;
americanAlligator.Grunt();
fictionalAlligator.Grunt();
americanAlligator.Run(80);
fictionalAlligator.Run(500);
americanAlligator.Run(5930);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var americanAlligator = new Alligator(100);
americanAlligator.IsAquatic = true;
var africanAlligator = new Alligator(2);
africanAlligator.IsAquatic = false;
americanAlligator.Run(75);
africanAlligator.Run(4);
americanAlligator.Run(40);
//africanAlligator.Grunt();
//americanAlligator.Grunt();
//Called instantion... alligator is the constructor
}
// below is a function, more specifically a method
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// creating instance to have access to Alligator class. This process is called instantiation - calls constructor of alligator and gets copy of class
var americanAlligator = new Alligator(100);
// statically defining property
americanAlligator.IsAquatic = true;
// different data of the same copy. Same class, different data
var africanAlligator = new Alligator(2);
africanAlligator.IsAquatic = false;
// get access to method
//alligator.Grunt();
//africanAlligator.Grunt();
//americanAlligator.Grunt();
americanAlligator.Run(75);
africanAlligator.Run(4);
americanAlligator.Run(40);
Console.ReadKey();
}
