Patterns in SOME –Adapter (class)

Code in C#:   namespace Adapter_DesignPattern {      using System;        class FrameworkXTarget      {          virtual public void SomeRequest(int x)          {               // normal implementation of SomeRequest goes here                              }      }        class FrameworkYAdaptee      {          public void QuiteADifferentRequest(string str)          {               Console.WriteLine("QuiteADifferentRequest = {0}", str);          }             }        class OurAdapter : FrameworkXTarget      {          private FrameworkYAdaptee adaptee = new FrameworkYAdaptee();          override public void SomeRequest(int a)          {               string b;               b = a.ToString();               adaptee.QuiteADifferentRequest(b);          }             }        ///<summary>      ///    Summary description for Client.      ///</summary>      public class Client      {          void GenericClientCode(FrameworkXTarget x)          {               // We assume this function contains client-side code that only               // knows about FrameworkXTarget.               x.SomeRequest(4);               // other calls to FrameworkX go here               // ...          }                   public static int Main(string[] args)          {               Client c = new Client();               FrameworkXTarget x = new OurAdapter();               c.GenericClientCode(x);               return 0;          }      } } Code in SOME:    CFrameworkXTarget        v_SomeRequest(int)   CFrameworkYAdaptee        QuiteADifferentRequest(string)   COurAdapter : CFrameworkXTarget,->CFrameworkYAdaptee[_adaptee.()]        o_SomeRequest(int)   CClient        GenericClientCode(CFrameworkXTarget)        main     CClient.main {        CClient c.();        CFrameworkXTarget x<COurAdapter>.();        c.GenericClientCode(x)        {               x.SomeRequest<COurAdapter>(a[4])                               //4 is not index of array,it is just a real object that would be passed by parameter a               {                             <%                             string b;                             b = a.ToString();                             %>                             _adaptee.QuiteADifferentRequest(b);               };        };    }