static void Main(string[] args)
{
//bool dummyInput = true; // Made to pass into bool to method
//GetSet obj = new GetSet();
//Console.WriteLine($"{obj.OutputOne(7)}");
//Console.WriteLine($"{obj.One}");
Typing dicy = new Typing();
bool isItThere = dicy.pair.ContainsKey(0);
bool isKd = dicy.pair.ContainsValue("KD");
dicy.pair.Add(9, "Cook");
if (!dicy.pair.ContainsKey(10))
{
dicy.pair[11] = "my man";
}
bool isEleven = dicy.pair.ContainsKey(11);
Console.WriteLine(isItThere + " Mother f****r");
Console.WriteLine(isKd + " KD");
Console.WriteLine(isEleven + " 11");
Console.WriteLine(dicy.pair[11]);
// Outputting the contents of a loop.
int addKeys = 0;
string conValue = "";
foreach (KeyValuePair <int, string> KV in dicy.pair)
{
addKeys += KV.Key;
conValue += KV.Value;
Console.WriteLine(KV.Key + " " + KV.Value);
}
Console.WriteLine("Key Total equals " + addKeys);
Console.WriteLine("Value Total equals " + conValue);
TryCatch.TryCatchWhile(); // This is the while loop on try catch.
//BoolToMethod.BoolSubtract(dummyInput);
TryCatch tcobject = new TryCatch();
tcobject.TryAndCatchDoWhile();
TryCatch.TryAndCatch();
Adder mathOne = new Adder("John", 41);
Adder mathTwo = new Adder("Carl", 31);
Subtractor minus = new Subtractor("Jenny", 53);
Dictionary <int, string> Mydics = new Dictionary <int, string>();
Mydics.Add(1, "One");
Mydics.Add(2, "Two");
Mydics.Add(3, "Three");
Mydics.Add(4, "Four");
Mydics.Add(5, "Five");
Mydics.Add(6, "Six");
Mydics.Add(7, "Seven");
foreach (KeyValuePair <int, string> dic in Mydics)
{
switch (dic.Key) // have to use dic.key or dic.value
{
case 1:
Console.WriteLine("first level");
break;
case 2:
case 3:
case 4:
case 5:
Console.WriteLine("second level");
break;
case 6:
Console.WriteLine("third level");
break;
case 7:
Console.WriteLine("fourth level");
break;
}
}
foreach (KeyValuePair <int, string> mic in Mydics)
{
switch (mic.Value) // have to use dic.key or dic.value
{
case "One":
Console.WriteLine("first");
break;
case "Two":
case "Three":
case "Four":
case "Five":
Console.WriteLine("second");
break;
case "Six":
Console.WriteLine("third");
break;
case "Seven":
Console.WriteLine("fourth");
break;
}
}
Console.WriteLine("Enter a Name: ");
string enteredName = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Enter one, two, three, or four for the dictionary: ");
string getvar = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Enter 9,8,7,6 For your int to string output ");
int num = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
CaseStatement.Cae('D');
// working with dictionaries
// Make a method out of this
Console.WriteLine(mathOne.GetName());
Console.WriteLine($"WIll it still print the name?: {mathTwo.GetName()}");
Console.WriteLine(mathOne.ChangeName("Bill"));
Console.WriteLine(mathOne.ChangeName(enteredName));
//Overload Method
Console.WriteLine("Overload Method. Want to put the methods in there own class. OO classes also really helps with nameing conlisions. ");
Console.WriteLine(minus.Subtract());
Console.WriteLine(minus.Subtract(53));
Console.WriteLine(minus.Subtract(53, 25));
Console.WriteLine($" mathtwo is {mathTwo.AddAge(4)} years old");
Console.WriteLine($" mathtwo is {mathTwo.SecondLevelAgeAdder(4, "Larry")} years old, and name is {mathTwo.GetName()}");
Console.WriteLine($"{mathTwo.ChangeName("Paul")}");
Console.WriteLine($" The new name is {mathOne.GetName()}");
Console.WriteLine($" mathtwo is {mathTwo.SecondLevelAgeAdder(4, "Pearl")} years old, and name is {mathTwo.GetName()}");
TowObjInteractAdderSubtract.TwoClasses(mathOne, minus);
Console.WriteLine($"{mathOne.Name}, {minus.Age}");
PracDict.Dicswitch(getvar);
PracDict.IntStringTester(num);
// working with dictionaries
Console.ReadKey();
}
