Learning Outcome

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

• understand and create methods that are overloaded

Review

• classes and objects

Lesson

• go over Using OOP, Chapter 9
  • Computer Based Problem Solving
  • "Overloading Methods"

Key OOP Concepts

• Overloading a method means that users can access your method with different amounts of parameters
  • just because we are using the constructor as our example of overloading a method, you can do it to any method, not just constructors
  • remember all the ways to access Messagebox.Show!

Activity

• demo of constructor for Bicycle class
• if it was not a constructor, then we could do things like:

Daily Assignment

• change your constructor for your "Vehicle" class
  • create at least 3 different constructors with different kinds of parameters being passed in (that make sense for a vehicle!)

Extra

• work on weekly assignment

Homework!

• read over Using OOP, Chapter 9
  • Computer Based Problem Solving
  • "Inheritance"