Question

I have a few classes something like this:

public class Weapon
{
    public static int clip;
}

public class Uzi : Weapon{}
public class Ak47 : Weapon{}

Somewhere else in main code I have:

Uzi.clip = 5;
Ak47.clip = 1;

Will this work, will UZI have its own unique clip or same as AK47? If not how to achieve this?

This is simplified version above, what I have behind is much more complex but I just need an Idea how to do this.

Answer 1

Why not try it?

It does not work, as both referring to the same clip. (No difference here, but if it was a string you could test and prove they were the same object).

The best you can do is:

public abstract class Weapon
{
  public abstract int Clip{get;}//though my bow and sword are both weapons and neither has a clip...
}

public class Uzi : Weapon
{
  public override int Clip
  {
    get { return 5; }
  }
}
public class Ak47 : Weapon
{
  public override int Clip
  {
    get { return 1; }
  }
}

If you want individual weapons to have a Clip that differs then you want different code again.