Stephens' C# Programming with Visual Studio® 2010 24-Hour Trainer

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{

FirstName = “Edna”,

LastName = “Evers”,

Street = “200 Beach Blvd”,

City = “Bugsville”,

State = “CO”,

Zip = “82010”,

EmployeeId = 1002,

MailStop = “B-2”,

};

Console.WriteLine(“Creating Edward”);

Employee edward = new Employee(1002, “B-2”, “Edward”,

“Evers”, “129 Bold Blvd”, “Bugsville”, “CO”, “82010”);

// Managers.

Console.WriteLine(“Creating Mindy”);

Manager mindy = new Manager()

{

DepartmentName = “Research”,

EmployeeId = 1001,

MailStop = “MS-10”,

FirstName = “Mindy”,

LastName = “Marvel”,

Street = “2981 East Westlake Blvd”,

City = “Bugsville”,

State = “CO”,

Zip = “82010”,

};

Console.WriteLine(“Creating Mike”);

Manager mike = new Manager(“Development”, 1002, “MS-20”,

“Mike”, “Masco”, “1298 Elm St”, “Bugsville”, “CO”, “82010”);

}

Run the program, close it, and examine the Console window messages to see if they make

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sense.

1. The following text shows the program’s output. You can see which constructors and

destructors were executed for each object.

Creating Paula

Person()

Creating Pete

Person()

Person(parameters)

Creating Edna

Person()

Employee()

Creating Edward

Person()

Person(parameters)

Employee(parameters)

Creating Mindy

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LESSON 24 InItIalIzIng Objects

Person()

Employee()

Manager()

Creating Mike

Person()

Person(parameters)

Employee(parameters) ...