static void Main(string[] args)
{
List <PersonModel> people = new List <PersonModel>();
string firstName;
do
{
Console.Write("What is your first name (or type exit to stop): ");
firstName = Console.ReadLine();
Console.Write("What is your last name: ");
string lastName = Console.ReadLine();
if (firstName.ToLower() != "exit")
{
PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
person.FirstName = firstName;
person.LastName = lastName;
people.Add(person);
}
} while (firstName.ToLower() != "exit");
foreach (PersonModel p in people)
{
ProcessPerson.GreetPerson(p);
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
//person.FirstName = "Tim";
//PersonModel secondPerson = new PersonModel();
//secondPerson.FirstName = "Sue";
//Console.WriteLine(person.FirstName);
//Console.WriteLine(secondPerson.FirstName);
//---------------------------------------------
//List<PersonModel> people = new List<PersonModel>();
//PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
//person.FirstName = "Tim";
//people.Add(person);
//person = new PersonModel();
//person.FirstName = "Sue";
//people.Add(person);
//foreach (PersonModel p in people)
//{
// Console.WriteLine(p.FirstName);
//}
//----------------------------------------------
List <PersonModel> people = new List <PersonModel>();
string firstName = "";
do
{
Console.WriteLine("What is your first name? (type exit to stop):");
firstName = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("What is your last name?:");
string lastName = Console.ReadLine();
if (firstName.ToLower() != "exit")
{
PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
person.FirstName = firstName;
person.LastName = lastName;
people.Add(person);
}
} while (firstName.ToLower() != "exit");
foreach (PersonModel p in people)
{
ProcessPerson.GreetPerson(p);
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/*We are building houseNumber-2 with that blue print
*
* PersonModel personOne = new PersonModel()
* {
* firstName = "Niraj",
* lastName = "Dal",
* age = 21
*
* };*/
/*We are building houseNumber-2 with that blue print
* PersonModel personTwo = new PersonModel()
* {
* firstName = "Nirjala",
* lastName = "Dahal",
* age = 24
*
* };*/
/*List<PersonModel> personList = new List<PersonModel>()
* {
* new PersonModel() {
* firstName = "Niraj",
* lastName = "Dahal",
* age = 21
* },
* new PersonModel() {
* firstName = "Niraj1",
* lastName = "Dahal2",
* age = 22
*
* //// }
*
* //// };*/
////foreach (PersonModel per in personList)
////{
//// Console.WriteLine(person.age);
////};
/*List<PersonModel> personList2 = new List<PersonModel>();
*
* PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
* person.firstName = "Niraj";
*
*
* personList2.Add(person); */
/*When we overwrite person creating new person model it doesnot mean that
* the person with firstname niraj was removed. We have created another
* personModel using the same variable name. Vari
*/
/*person = new PersonModel();
*
* person.firstName = "Nirjala";
*
* personList2.Add(person);
*
* foreach (PersonModel per in personList2)
* {
* Console.WriteLine(per.firstName);
* }*/
/*List<PersonModel> people = new List<PersonModel>();
* string firstName;
*
*
*
* //varibale holds addresss to new house not the house itself
* do
* {
* Console.WriteLine("Hello what is your name");
* firstName = Console.ReadLine();
* if (firstName.ToLower() != "exit")
* {
* PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
* person.FirstName = firstName;
* people.Add(person);
* //At this point the person variable gets blown away so we
* //are able instantiate new persson model with same vairable
* }
*
*
* } while (firstName.ToLower() !="exit");
*
* foreach (PersonModel person in people)
* {
* Console.WriteLine(person.FirstName);
* }
*/
PersonModel person = new PersonModel();
person.FirstName = "Niraj";
ProcessPerson.GreetPerson(person);
}
