.NET (Core and Framework)

JBAK_CP wrote:

I understand that there are hundreds of class libraries out there

JBAK_CP wrote:

it talks about .NET Framework containing hundres of classes, that is what I was refering to

JBAK_CP wrote:

I was wondering if the experts out here could give me a better number, if known.

public interface Weapon
{
}

public interface HumanWeapon : IWeapon
{
}

public interface AlienWeapon : IWeapon
{
}

public interface IHumanArmour : IArmour
{
}

public interface IAlienArmour : IArmour
{
}

public abstract class Warrior : IWeapon, IArmour
{
  private IWeapon _weapon;
  private IArmour _armour;
  private string  _description;
  public Warrior(string description, IWeapon weapon, IArmour armour)
  {
    _weapon = weapon;
    _armour = armour;
    _description = description;
  }
  // Properties...
}

public class HumanWarrior : Warrior
{
  public HumanWarrior(string description, IHumanWeapon weapon, IHumanArmour armour) 
    : base(description, weapon, armour) 
  {} 
}

public class AlienWarrior : Warrior
{
  public HumanWarrior(string description, IAlienWeapon weapon, IAlienArmour armour) 
    : base(description, weapon, armour) 
  {} 
}

public class GenericWarrior<T> : Warrior 
  where T : Warrior
{
  private T _warrior;
  public GenericWarrior(T warrior)
  {
    _warrior = warrior;
  }
}

GenericWarrior<Human> warrior = new GenericWarrior<Human>(new Human("Hello", _myHumanWeapon, _myHumanArmour));

Warrior Conan = new HumanWarrior() ;
 
Conan.Weapon = new EnormousBattleAxe() ;
Conan.Armour = new LoinCloth ( Material.Leather ) ;
 
Conan.Weapon.Strike ( BigAssSnake ) ;

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

a warrior is his weapons and armour

Thanks for all the fish wrote:

Worior

FyreWyrm wrote:

Why would it all of a sudden not have read and write privileges?

led mike wrote:

GPO