static void Main(string[] args)
{
// TODO Be sure to follow best practice when creating your classes
// Create a class Animal
// give this class 4 members that all Animals have in common
// Create a class Bird
// give this class 4 members that are specific to Bird
// Set this class to inherit from your Animal Class
// Create a class Reptile
// give this class 4 members that are specific to Reptile
// Set this class to inherit from your Animal Class
/*Create an object of your Bird class
* give values to your members using the object of your Bird class
*
* Creatively display the class member values
*/
var birdOne = new Bird();
birdOne.age = 7;
birdOne.Carnivore = true;
birdOne.Type = "Pelican";
birdOne.legs = 2;
birdOne.Color = "Brown";
birdOne.CanFly = true;
birdOne.Weight = 25;
birdOne.ClimateOrigin = "Southeast";
/*Create an object of your Reptile class
* give values to your members using the object of your Bird class
*
* Creatively display the class member values
*/
var alligator = new Reptile();
alligator.age = 12;
alligator.Type = "Alligator";
alligator.Weight = 700;
alligator.IsColdBlooded = true;
alligator.IsScaly = true;
alligator.legs = 4;
alligator.CanSwim = true;
alligator.Habitat = "Swamp";
var myPets = new Animal[] { birdOne, alligator };
foreach (var Animal in myPets)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Pet species is: {Animal.Type}");
Console.WriteLine($"{Animal.Type} has {Animal.legs} many legs!");
Console.WriteLine($"{Animal.Type} is {Animal.age} years old.");
Console.WriteLine($"{Animal.Type} weighs {Animal.Weight} pounds.");
Console.WriteLine("");
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// TODO Be sure to follow best practice when creating your classes
// Create a class Animal
// give this class 4 members that all Animals have in common
// Create a class Bird
// give this class 4 members that are specific to Bird
// Set this class to inherit from your Animal Class
// Create a class Reptile
// give this class 4 members that are specific to Reptile
// Set this class to inherit from your Animal Class
/*Create an object of your Bird class
* give values to your members using the object of your Bird class
*
* Creatively display the class member values
*/
var raven = new Bird
{
AnimalName = "Raven",
CanFly = true,
WingColor = "black",
SoundProduced = "caw caw",
Migrate = true,
};
var flamingo = new Bird()
{
AnimalName = "Flamingo",
CanFly = true,
WingColor = "Pink",
SoundProduced = "honk",
Migrate = true,
CanSwim = true
};
/*Create an object of your Reptile class
* give values to your members using the object of your Bird class
*
* Creatively display the class member values
*/
var alligator = new Reptile()
{
AnimalName = "Alligator",
HasScales = true,
HasTail = true,
Diet = "Whatever it wants.",
Fangs = 0
};
var rattlesnake = new Reptile()
{
AnimalName = "Rattlesnake",
HasScales = true,
HasTail = true,
Diet = "Anything smaller than it.",
Fangs = 2,
Legs = 0,
CanSwim = false,
HasSpine = false
};
var theZoo = new Animal[] { raven, flamingo, alligator, rattlesnake };
foreach (var animal in theZoo)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Animal: {animal.AnimalName}");
Console.WriteLine($"Can Swim: {animal.CanSwim}");
Console.WriteLine($"Hair Type: {animal.HairType}");
Console.WriteLine($"Vertebrate: {animal.HasSpine}");
Console.WriteLine($"I have {animal.Legs} legs.");
Console.WriteLine();
}
}