/// <summary>
/// Archive tasks
/// </summary>
public void archive()
{
//unit 5 task car
Car car = new Car();
Car jazz = new Car();
jazz.Model = "Jazz";
Car bmw = new Car("BMW", "Series 1");
Car ford = new Car("Ford", "Series 5");
//TestBook.Test();
//Task 4.1
TestDistanceConverter.TestMilesToFeet();
Console.WriteLine("");
TestDistanceConverter.TestFeetToMiles();
DistanceConverter.MilesToFeet(100);
Console.ReadKey();
//Ana task
Console.WriteLine("Hello Ana!");
//classes are used to create objects. ana is an object which is an instance of the Ana class.
//i can have ana1 and ana2 that are intances of Ana class
//Create three new objects from the class:
//Ana ana = new Ana();
//Ana ana1 = new Ana();
//Ana ana2 = new Ana();
//ana1.WriteTitle("My Wonder Application");
//ana2.WriteTitle("My Wizard Application");
//look at the two comments below
//if it is a static, it can be accessed by using the class instead of object (ana, ana1, ana2)
//so now I can use the class directly
// //Ana.WriteTitle("My Wonder Application");
// //Console.ReadKey();
// Go to http://aka.ms/dotnet-get-started-console to continue learning how to build a console app!
}
public void Archive()
{
TestDistanceConverter.TestMilesToFeet();
TestDistanceConverter.TestFeetToMiles();
}