static void Main(string[] args)
{
// create a subclass object and access base class functionality
Console.WriteLine("***** This Employee class Hierarchy *****\n");
SalesPerson fred = new SalesPerson
{
Age = 31,
Name = "Fred",
SalesNumber = 50
};
// Nested Type Definitions
// Create and use the public inner class
// example: Employee.BenefitPackage.BenefitPackageLevel.Platinum;
Manager chucky = new Manager("Chucky", 50, 92, 100000, "333-23-2322", 9000);
double cost = chucky.GetBenefitCost(); // calling the BenefitPackage, a class instance within the employee class with its own property
PTSalesPerson pauly = new PTSalesPerson("Paul", 22, 298, 28_000, "444-99-4990", 1, "Fred");
// "Paul", 22, 298, 28_000, "444-99-4990", 1, "Fred" or "Chucky"
// display how things are going
Console.WriteLine($"\nSalesPerson *** {fred.GetName()} ***");
fred.DisplayStats();
Console.WriteLine($"\nManager *** {chucky.GetName()} ***");
chucky.DisplayStats();
Console.WriteLine($"\nPartTime SalesPerson *** {pauly.GetName()} ***");
pauly.DisplayStats();
Console.Write($"{pauly.GetName()} reports to:");
Console.Write($"{pauly.ManagerName()}\n\n");
// give a bonus
float bonusAmt = 2_500;
chucky.GiveBonus(bonusAmt);
Console.WriteLine("{0} got a bonus of {1:c}!", chucky.Name, bonusAmt);
chucky.DisplayStats();
Console.WriteLine();
SalesPerson fran = new SalesPerson("Fran", 43, 93, 3000, "932-32-3232", 31);
fran.GiveBonus(200);
fran.DisplayStats();
Console.WriteLine();
// give a promotion or two
GivePromotion(fran);
GivePromotion(pauly);
Keyword_AS_Example();
// temporarily showing Casting Examples method()
CastingExamples();
// the need for an abstract class:
// Employee emmy = new Employee("Emma", 34, 239, 47_000, "324-23-3434");
// emmy.DisplayStats();
// to avoid allowing instantiation of an employee with no assignment/job classification
// MUST remove keyword abstract from the Employee Class
// pause program executions before exit
Console.ReadLine();
}