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C# Intermediate C# Abstraction Composition

Posted by Chris Domena
Chris Domena
11,139 Points

Declaring a variable vs instantiation

With this Rezing Invader vairables of type BasicInvader and StrongInvader were created but why not instantiate to access the properties and methods?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
221,438 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
221,438 Points

The internal objects (BasicInvader and StrongInvade) are created when you instantiate the ResurrectingInvader. This happens in the "game.cs" code module.