static void Main(string[] args)
{
List <EmployeeModel> employees = new List <EmployeeModel>()
{
{ new EmployeeModel {
ID = 1, FirstName = "Zoltan", LastName = "Toth", Age = 43, IsMarried = true, Level = JobLevel.fellow, Location = WorkLocation.Hungary, NumberOfChildren = 2
} },
{ new EmployeeModel {
ID = 2, FirstName = "Sarah", LastName = "Connor", Age = 50, IsMarried = false, Level = JobLevel.senior, Location = WorkLocation.US, NumberOfChildren = 0
} },
{ new EmployeeModel {
ID = 3, FirstName = "Bill", LastName = "Doe", Age = 22, IsMarried = true, Level = JobLevel.junior, Location = WorkLocation.Germany, NumberOfChildren = 1
} },
{ new EmployeeModel {
ID = 4, FirstName = "Sue", LastName = "Wood", Age = 33, IsMarried = true, Level = JobLevel.mediore, Location = WorkLocation.Hungary, NumberOfChildren = 5
} },
};
HolidayCalculatorModel holidayCalculatorModel = new HolidayCalculatorModel();
// Set the Employee's list to the library
holidayCalculatorModel.Employees = employees;
// ########### First way to calculate holidays ###########
holidayCalculatorModel.CalculateAnnualHolidaysForEmployeeWithDelegate(calculate, 2);
//The following to lines behaves the same
holidayCalculatorModel.DisplayNumberOfHolidays(ShowHolidays, 2);
holidayCalculatorModel.DisplayNumberOfHolidays(Console.WriteLine, 2);
// ########### An other way to calculate holidays ###########
holidayCalculatorModel.CalculateAnnualHolidaysForEmployeeWithFunc(calculate2, 2);
holidayCalculatorModel.DisplayNumberOfHolidays(ShowHolidays, 2);
// ########### The same way as before to calculate holidays but with anonymous method ###########
holidayCalculatorModel.CalculateAnnualHolidaysForEmployeeWithFunc(x => {
switch (x.Location)
{
case WorkLocation.US:
return(x.AnnualHolidays = 20);
case WorkLocation.Germany:
return(x.AnnualHolidays = 30);
case WorkLocation.Hungary:
return(x.AnnualHolidays = 40);
default:
return(x.AnnualHolidays = 0);
}
}, 2);
holidayCalculatorModel.DisplayNumberOfHolidays(ShowHolidays, 2);
Console.ReadLine();
}