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// Extra credit methods hereafter //
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/** Construct a Book, taking data from reader.
* Read through three lines that contain the
* title, author, and year of publication, respectively.
* There may be an extra blank line at the beginning.
* If so ignore it.
* Nothing beyond the line with the year is read. */
public Book(StreamReader reader)
{ // code for extra credit!
int counter = 0;
string[,] lines = new string[1, 1000];
string line = reader.ReadLine();
BookList list = new BookList();
do
{
lines[0, counter] = line;
counter++;
} while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != null);
reader.Close();
for (int x = 0; x < counter; x = x + 4)
{
tit = lines[0, x];
aut = lines[0, x + 1];
yr = Convert.ToInt32(lines[0, x + 2]);
//Book book = new Book(tit, aut, yr);
list.Addbook(new Book(tit, aut, yr));
}
Console.WriteLine("\nThe SEMI-AUTO list is:");
list.PrintList();
}
/** Test BookList. */
public static void Main()
{
BookList books = new BookList();
books.Addbook(new Book("C# Yellow Book", "Rob Miles", 2011));
books.Addbook(new Book("C# Software Solutions", "John Lewis", 2007)); // MANUAL list "books" has 2 books in it for further tests below
Console.WriteLine("The MANUAL list is:");
books.PrintList(); // MANUAL list: use PrintList() function as a test
Console.WriteLine("Manual titles by authors are:");
books.PrintTitlesByAuthor(books.GetListAuthors()); // MANUAL list: print titles in booklist as a test
Console.WriteLine("Manual books by year 2011 are:");
books.PrintBooksInYears(2011, 2011); // MANUAL lIST: print books in year 2011 as a test
BookList tab = new BookList();
tab.Addbook(new Book(FileUtil.GetDataReader("books.txt"))); // SEMI-AUTO list: added multiple books to booklist in 1 line via new Book constructor w/reader
new BookList(FileUtil.GetDataReader("books.txt")); // FULL-AUTO list: created new booklist with 1 line via mod BookList contructor w/reader
Book book1 = new Book("C# Yellow Book", "Rob Miles", 2011);
Book book2 = new Book("C# Yellow Book", "Rob Miles", 2011);
bool test = book2.Equals(book1); // test for same book versus book: returns true since books are same
Console.WriteLine("\nThe logical test for the same book (both Miles books) is: {0}\n{1}\n{2}\n", test, book1, book2);
bool test2 = books.Contains(book1); // test for same book in booklist: returns true since book already in booklist books
Console.WriteLine("\nThe logical test for the same book (Miles) in booklist (books) is: {0}\n{1}\n{2}\n", test2, book1, books);
BookList bookie = new BookList();
bookie.Addbook(book1);
bool test3 = books.AddAll(bookie); // test for same (items in) booklist versus booklist: return false for duped books
Console.WriteLine("\nThe logical test for the same booklist is: {0}\n{1}\n{2}\n", test3, books, bookie);
bool test4 = books.AddAllRevised(bookie); // revised test for same (items in) booklist versus booklist: add missing books & return true
Console.WriteLine("\nThe logical test for the same booklist is: {0}\n{1}\n{2}\n", test4, books, bookie);
}
/** Test BookList. */
public static void Main()
{
BookList books = new BookList();
// ...
books.Addbook(new Book("C# Yellow Book", "Rob Miles", 2011));
// Add more!
// ...
Console.WriteLine("The full list is:");
books.PrintList();
// Add more tests to fully test your code.
// Make sure the correctness of the tests can be seen without reading
// the source code -- comment on the meanings.
// ...
}