/*Question 1

Private and public are called access modifiers. The keyword public means that the field or property is accesbile to all classes. 

Private, however, means that the code is only accesible within that class. If you try to access that field outside the class, you will recieve an error.

*/

​

//Question 2

​

using System;

public class CupofCoffee

{

    //fields

    public string Beantype;

    public bool Instant;

    public bool Milk;

    public byte Sugar;

    public string Description;

    //Constructor that takes no arugments -- set defaults

    public CupofCoffee()

    {

        Beantype = "Arabica";

        Instant = true;

        Milk = true;

        Sugar = 2;

        Description = "A standard cup of coffee";

    }

    //Constructor to take string parameter for BeanType (and test taking another one for description)

    public CupofCoffee(string beantype, string description)

    {

        Beantype = beantype;

        Description = description;

    }

    public static void Main()

    {

        //call the constructor with no parameters -- should all show the default info inputted in the original constructor

        CupofCoffee cup1 = new CupofCoffee();

        Console.WriteLine("Bean type: " +cup1.Beantype);

        Console.WriteLine("Instant Coffee: " +cup1.Instant);

        cup1.Milk = false; //test editing one of the fields 

        Console.WriteLine("Milk: " +cup1.Milk);

        Console.WriteLine("Packets of sugar: " +cup1.Sugar);

        Console.WriteLine("Description: " +cup1.Description);

        //edit a field directly

        cup1.Sugar = 3;

        Console.WriteLine("Packets of sugar: " +cup1.Sugar);

        //call the constructor that has a parameter and set the bean type and description

        var cup2 = new CupofCoffee("Robusta","This is the new description, edited through the constructor above that accepts a parameter for bean type and description.");

        Console.WriteLine("Cup 2 Bean Type: " +cup2.Beantype);

        Console.WriteLine("Cup 2 Description: " +cup2.Description);

    }

}