using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        var Fred = new Fancy_ShopKeep("Fred the Fifth of house Farnier");

        var James = new ShopKeep("James the Giant of house Jessup");  //Since the only constructors we have include a name, we MUST give the object a name as well

        Console.WriteLine(James.Name);

        Console.WriteLine(James.Gold);

        James.Greet();

        James.Insult();

        Console.WriteLine(" ");

        Console.WriteLine(Fred.Name);

        Console.WriteLine(Fred.Gold);

        Fred.Greet();

        Fred.Insult();

    }

}

​

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public class Character

{

    public Character(string name)

    {

        Name = name;

        Health = 100;

        Gold = 100;

    }

    public string Name {get; set;}

    public int Health { get; set;}

    public int Gold { get; set;}

​

}

​

public class ShopKeep : Character

{

    public ShopKeep(string name) : base(name) {} //This line is required for ShopKeep to inherit the name constructor. Base refers to what its inherting from

    public void Greet()

    {

        Console.WriteLine("How can I help you?");

    }

    public void Insult()

    {

        Console.WriteLine("You suck!");

    }

    public int gold {get; set;}

}

​

public class Fancy_ShopKeep : ShopKeep

{

    public Fancy_ShopKeep(string name) : base(name) 

    {

        Gold = 1000;                    //This gold value will overwrite the old value. 

    }

    public new void Insult()            //The 'new' word lets compiler know that we know we are hiding the previous insult. Can still run without the 'new' keyword

    {

        Console.WriteLine("Ye Sucketh!");

    }

}