Example #1
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 public static Kilogram CreateNewKilogram(double value, Kilogram firstMass, Kilogram secondMass)
 {
     if (firstMass.MaxValue == null && secondMass.MaxValue != null) // Takes the max & min value from the first mass
     {
         double newMin = (double)secondMass.MinValue;
         double newMax = (double)secondMass.MaxValue;
         return(new Kilogram(value, newMin, newMax));
     }
     else if (firstMass.MaxValue != null && secondMass.MaxValue == null) // Takes the max & min value from the second mass
     {
         double newMin = (double)firstMass.MinValue;
         double newMax = (double)firstMass.MaxValue;
         return(new Kilogram(value, newMin, newMax));
     }
     else if (firstMass.MaxValue == null && secondMass.MaxValue == null) // None of the masses has a range set
     {
         return(new Kilogram(value));
     }
     else // Takes the highest max value and the lowest min value from both masses
     {
         double newMin = Math.Min((double)firstMass.MinValue, (double)secondMass.MinValue);
         double newMax = Math.Max((double)firstMass.MaxValue, (double)secondMass.MaxValue);
         return(new Kilogram(value, newMin, newMax));
     }
 }
Example #2
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 // For when adding a value to an existing mass, instead of two masses together
 public static Kilogram CreateNewKilogram(double value, Kilogram kilogram)
 {
     if (kilogram.MaxValue != null)
     {
         double newMin = (double)kilogram.MinValue;
         double newMax = (double)kilogram.MaxValue;
         return(new Kilogram(value, newMin, newMax));
     }
     else
     {
         return(new Kilogram(value));
     }
 }