I have a couple questions about creating a object (2 values) and how to "call" it.
Initializing the object with:
Tweetal t1, t2, t3, t4, t5, t6;
t1 = new Tweetal(); //a: 0 , b = 0
t2 = new Tweetal(-2); //a: -2, b = -2
t3 = new Tweetal(5, 17); //a: 5, b = 17
t4 = new Tweetal(t3); //a:5, b = 17
Console.Write("t1 = " + t1);
Console.Write("\tt2 = " + t2);
Console.Write("\tt3 = " + t3);
Console.Write("\tt4 = " + t4);
Console.WriteLine("\n");
t1 = t1.Som(t2);
t4 = t2.Som(t2);
//......
Now the 2 things i want to do with this object are taking the SUM and the SUMNumber:
Sum: t4 = t2.sum(t3); (this would result in t4: a:3 (-2+5), b: 15(-2+17)
SumNumber: t1 = t3.sum(8) (this would result in t1: a:13 , b:25)
Next is my code for the object (in a separate class), but how exactly do i perform the simple sum calculation when i call up for example t2 etc...
public class Tweetal: Object
{
private int a;
private int b;
public Tweetal()
{
//???
//Sum(...,...)
}
public Tweetal(int a)
{
//???
//Sum(...,...)
}
public Tweetal(int a, int b)
{
//???
}
public Tweetal(Tweetal //....) // to call upton the object if i request t1, t2, t3,... insteed of a direct number value)
{
// ????
}
public void Sum(int aValue, int bValue)
{
//a = ???
//b = ???
//Sum(...,...)
}
public void SumNumber(int aValue, int bValue)
{
}
public override string ToString()
{
return string.Format("({0}, {1})", a, b);
}/*ToString*/
}
