Coffee coffee = new Coffee { };
if ( coffee.Empty )
{
coffee.Refill ( );
}
else
{
coffee.Drink ( );
}
// I'm a software developer \\

Shouldn't coffe.Drink() be outside the else block?

@fasttime
Shouldn't someone drink coffee, instead of coffee itself commiting an act of self-consumption?

let kofe = new CoffeeCup();
kofe.on('empty',function(){
this.refill();
});

Gah the braces style

@GunBlade the point is coffee drink is a sort of absolute and should always be done, even when empty, we make sure to never have null by first checking coffee is filled or contains a value. Hence the refactoring to an if without an else. Because if it is about coffee there is no else. Ps edited to add apostrophes.

@fasttime should use case, with a fall through default.

@magicMirror case for a single case?

Should be a loop

I like the intention but technically speaking it's not correct. Coffee doesn't drink or refill itself.