static void Main(string[] args)
{
Animal whiskers = new Animal()
{
Name = "Whiskers",
Sound = "Meow"
};
Dog groves = new Dog()
{
Name = "Groves",
Sound = "Grrr",
Sound2 = "Woof"
};
Console.WriteLine($"Number of Animals: {Animal.numberOfAnimals}");
whiskers.SetAnimalIDInfo(1234, "Smith");
whiskers.GetAnimalIDInfo();
Animal.AnimalHealth getHealthy = new Animal.AnimalHealth();
Console.WriteLine($"Is my animal healthy: {getHealthy.HealthyWieght(11, 46)}");
Console.WriteLine($"Length of groves is: {groves.StringLength()}");
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Animal whiskers = new Animal()
{
Name = "whiskers", Sound = "miau"
};
whiskers.SetAnimalIDInfo(112121, "jhon doe");
Dog grover = new Dog()
{
Name = "brok", Sound = "guau", Sound2 = "aaauuh"
};
whiskers.MakeSound();
whiskers.GetAnimalInfo();
grover.MakeSound();
grover.GetAnimalInfo();
Animal.AnimalHealth health = new Animal.AnimalHealth();
Console.WriteLine("whiskers health : {0} ", health.HealthyWeight(11, 46));
//polymorph
Animal monkey = new Animal()
{
Name = "Happy",
Sound = "Eeeeee"
};
Animal spot = new Dog()
{
Name = "Spot",
Sound = "Wooooff",
Sound2 = "good day commander"
};
// The problem is that if you call a
// function in Animal it won't call
// the overridden method in Dog unless
// the method that might be overridden
// is marked virtual
spot.MakeSound();
monkey.MakeSound();
Console.WriteLine("Hello Polymorphism!");
Console.ReadLine();
}
