//Main -- Demonstrate five different applications of
// iterator blocks.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Instantiate a MonthDays "collection" class.
MonthDays md = new MonthDays();
// Iterate it.
Console.WriteLine("Stream of months:\n");
foreach (string month in md)
{
Console.WriteLine(month);
}
// Instantiate a StringChunks "collection" class.
StringChunks sc = new StringChunks();
// Iterate it: prints pieces of text.
// This iteration puts each chunk on its own line.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of string chunks:\n");
foreach (string chunk in sc)
{
Console.WriteLine(chunk);
}
// And this iteration puts it all on one line.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of string chunks on one line:\n");
foreach (string chunk in sc)
{
Console.Write(chunk);
}
Console.WriteLine();
// Instantiate a YieldBreakEx "collection" class.
YieldBreakEx yb = new YieldBreakEx();
// Iterate it, but stop after 13.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of primes:\n");
foreach (int prime in yb)
{
Console.WriteLine(prime);
}
// Instantiate an EvenNumbers "collection" class.
EvenNumbers en = new EvenNumbers();
// Iterate it: prints even numbers from 10 down to 4.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of descending evens :\n");
foreach (int even in en.DescendingEvens(11, 3))
{
Console.WriteLine(even);
}
// Instantiate a PropertyIterator "collection" class.
PropertyIterator prop = new PropertyIterator();
// Iterate it: produces one double at a time.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of double values:\n");
foreach (double db in prop.DoubleProp)
{
Console.WriteLine(db);
}
// Wait for the user to acknowledge.
Console.WriteLine("Press enter to terminate...");
Console.Read();
}
//Main -- Demonstrate five different applications of
// iterator blocks.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Instantiate a MonthDays "collection" class.
MonthDays md = new MonthDays();
// Iterate it.
Console.WriteLine("Stream of months:\n");
foreach (string month in md)
{
Console.WriteLine(month);
}
// Instantiate a StringChunks "collection" class.
StringChunks sc = new StringChunks();
// Iterate it: prints pieces of text.
// This iteration puts each chunk on its own line.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of string chunks:\n");
foreach (string chunk in sc)
{
Console.WriteLine(chunk);
}
// And this iteration puts it all on one line.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of string chunks on one line:\n");
foreach (string chunk in sc)
{
Console.Write(chunk);
}
Console.WriteLine();
// Instantiate a YieldBreakEx "collection" class.
YieldBreakEx yb = new YieldBreakEx();
// Iterate it, but stop after 13.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of primes:\n");
foreach (int prime in yb)
{
Console.WriteLine(prime);
}
// Instantiate an EvenNumbers "collection" class.
EvenNumbers en = new EvenNumbers();
// Iterate it: prints even numbers from 10 down to 4.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of descending evens :\n");
foreach (int even in en.DescendingEvens(11, 3))
{
Console.WriteLine(even);
}
// Instantiate a PropertyIterator "collection" class.
PropertyIterator prop = new PropertyIterator();
// Iterate it: produces one double at a time.
Console.WriteLine("\nstream of double values:\n");
foreach (double db in prop.DoubleProp)
{
Console.WriteLine(db);
}
// Wait for the user to acknowledge.
Console.WriteLine("Press enter to terminate...");
Console.Read();
}