diamondmccall / factory-pattern

.NET 6.0 template project for the Factory Pattern exercise at TrueCoders

Complete the console app to utilize factory pattern by taking a user’s input of how many tires are on a vehicle and, based on their input, creates that type of vehicle. Complete this using an interface. You must have at least 2 subclasses. For instance, if I type 4 into the console, the program would create a car or truck, or if someone types 2 it would create a motorcycle.

Feel free to use something other than vehicles if you want to be creative, but the other constraints still apply!

• Create an Interface named IVehicle that has a stubbed out public void Drive method.
• Create 2 new public classes that will conform to IVehicle.
  • Example) Car, Motorcycle, BigRig

Note: These classes must conform to IVehicle and implement the Drive() method - which will just Console.WriteLine(“Building a new Car!”)

Now we will make our static VehicleFactory class. It will contain a static method GetVehicle(), that will return an IVehicle based on the amount of tires it’s given as a parameter Call this functionality in the Main method.

Possible Answer: https://github.com/mvdoyle/FactoryPattern