public void eatSandwich(Sandwich sandwichToEat)
{
if (sandwichToEat.name == favoriteSandwich.name)
{
Console.WriteLine("delicious");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("gross");
}
}
public void eatSandwich(Sandwich sandwichToEat)
{
if (sandwichToEat.name == favoriteSandwich.name)
{
Console.WriteLine("Delcious sandwich!! Wow!!");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("That sandwich sucked");
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// # Lightning Exercise One
// 1. Create a new dictionary of to represent a sandwich. The dictionary should store the follow data:
// - Bread type
// - Price
// - Number of calories
// - A comma-seperated, stringified list of ingridients
// Dictionary<string, string> sandvich = new Dictionary<string, string>(){
// {"Bread type", "French"},
// {"Price", "1.99"}
// };
Sandwich tuna = new Sandwich("tuna", 1.99, 150);
tuna.breadType = "white";
tuna.price = 1.99;
tuna.getTotalCalories(3);
tuna.name = "tuna";
tuna.IngredientList = new List <string>()
{
"Bread", "Mayo", "Tuna"
};
Sandwich PBJ = new Sandwich("Peanut butter and jelly", 1.50, 100);
PBJ.breadType = "white";
PBJ.price = 1.50;
PBJ.getTotalCalories(4);
PBJ.name = "Peanut butter and jelly";
PBJ.IngredientList = new List <string>()
{
"Bread", "Peanut Butter", "Jelly"
};
// # Lightning Exercise Two
// 1. Create a new class that represents a customer at the sandwich shop
// 2. Give the customer the following public properties:
// - FirstName (string)
// - LastName (string)
// - RewardPoints (int)
// - Email (string)
// 3. In the `Main()` method of your `Program` class, create a list of customers.
// 4. Print each customer's first name and last name to the console.
Customer dude = new Customer("Jeff", "Lebowski", "*****@*****.**");
dude.rewardPoints = 0;
dude.favoriteSandwich = tuna;
dude.eatSandwich(tuna);
Customer metal = new Customer("Nathan", "Explosion", "*****@*****.**");
metal.rewardPoints = 666;
metal.favoriteSandwich = PBJ;
metal.eatSandwich(tuna);
metal.AddRewardPoints(100);
List <Customer> customerList = new List <Customer>()
{
metal,
dude
};
customerList.ForEach(customer => Console.WriteLine($"{customer.firstName} {customer.lastName}"));
{
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Lightning Exercise One
// 1. Create a new dictionary to represent a sandwich. The dictionary should store the follow data:
// - Bread type
// - Price
// - Number of calories
// - A comma-seperated, stringified list of ingridients
// Dictionary<string, string> sandwich = new Dictionary<string, string>(){
// {"breadType", "wheat"},
// {"price", "7.99"}
// };
// sandwich.Add("numberOfCalories", "400");
// sandwich.Add("ingredientList", "Pickles, Turkey, Cheese");
Sandwich tuna = new Sandwich("Tuna", 6.99, 150);
tuna.breadType = "pumpernickel";
tuna.getTotalCalories(4);
tuna.IngredientList = new List <string>()
{
"Tuna",
"Pickles",
"Lettuce",
"Cucumber"
};
Sandwich rueben = new Sandwich("Rueben", 9.99, 250);
rueben.breadType = "white";
List <Sandwich> sandwichList = new List <Sandwich>()
{
tuna,
rueben
};
sandwichList.ForEach(sandwich => Console.WriteLine(sandwich.breadType));
Customer Tommy = new Customer("Tommy", "Spurlock", "*****@*****.**")
{
RewardsPoints = 1000,
favoriteSandwich = rueben
};
Customer Josh = new Customer("Josh", "Havey", "*****@*****.**")
{
RewardsPoints = 4000,
favoriteSandwich = tuna
};
Josh.eatSandwich(tuna);
Tommy.eatSandwich(tuna);
List <Customer> customerDataBase = new List <Customer>()
{
Josh,
Tommy
};
Console.WriteLine(Josh.RewardsPoints);
Josh.addRewardsPoints(100);
}
