✅ how to move it to abstract class

I want to move admin user name & adminpass to abstract class or method
The point is how to compare them to user input after that

Why do you want to make it abstract?

Just because the Dr. In college want that lol 💔

@Becquerel

college professors

the way you would do it is like this

public abstract class Login
{
  void Login();
}

public class AdminLogin : Login
{
  public void override Login()
  {
    // same as what you already have, including user input
  }
}

public class UserLogin : Login
{
  public void override Login()
  {
    // you can do this differently than in the AdminLogin class, assuming that users login differently to admins
  }
}

this lets you do this:

var logins = new List<Login>();

// We can treat both classes as if they were the same and put them in the same list.
logins.Add(new AdminLogin());
logins.Add(new UserLogin());

// Because we can treat both classes as if they are the same, we can call the methods common to both of them - the methods in the abstract class
foreach (var login in logins)
{
  login.Login();
}

As an aside, let's talk about using a string to control your loop...

@mtreit
What you want to talk about it?

@Becquerel
I'm going to try it

Use a boolean value directly

I found this easier
You can call me
Baby junior 😂😎

@mtreit

Yes?

Any content creator or book recommendations for be better in c# i will appreciate it 🙌🏻
@mtreit

Have you done $helloworld ?

Written interactive course https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/users/dotnet/collections/yz26f8y64n7k07
Videos https://dotnet.microsoft.com/learn/videos

@mtreit
I'm doing my first oop for college
So i get a step forward in base ideas

The interactive course I linked is a good place to start to get familiar with C# as a language

@Becquerel
I didn't know how to do it
It gives me many errors

i don't know what those errors are