CSharp examples for Language Basics:Array
Using an array containing different types
using System;//from w w w.j a v a2s .c o m public class Person { public string Name; public Person() { } public Person(string nm) { Name = nm; } public virtual void displayFullName() { Console.WriteLine("Person: {0}", Name); } } class Employee : Person { public Employee() : base() { } public Employee(string nm) : base(nm) { } public override void displayFullName() { Console.WriteLine("Employee: {0}", Name); } } class Contractor : Person { public Contractor() : base() { } public Contractor(string nm) : base(nm) { } public override void displayFullName() { Console.WriteLine("Contractor: {0}", Name); } } class NameApp { public static void Main() { Person[] myCompany = new Person[5]; int i = 0; do { string buffer; Console.Write("\nEnter the contractor\'s name: "); buffer = Console.ReadLine(); Contractor contr = new Contractor(buffer); myCompany[i] = contr as Person; Console.Write("\nEnter the employee\'s name: "); buffer = Console.ReadLine(); Employee emp = new Employee(buffer); myCompany[i] = emp as Person; Person pers = new Person("Not an Employee or Contractor"); myCompany[i] = pers; i++; } while (i < 5); for (i = 0; i < 5; i++) { if (myCompany[i] is Employee) { Console.WriteLine("Employee: {0}", myCompany[i].Name); } else if (myCompany[i] is Contractor) { Console.WriteLine("Contractor: {0}", myCompany[i].Name); } else { Console.WriteLine("Person: {0}", myCompany[i].Name); } } } }