// Main function for where instructions are placed for computer to execute.
static void Main()
{
// 1) Print out line of text.
Console.WriteLine("1) Hello Marsh!!");
// Using employee namespace from "EmployeeData". Included at top.
EmployeeData.EmployeeInfo.Employee1("Marsh", "1");
// Create a string variable
string testing = "2) This is just a test";
// 2) Print out string variable.
Console.WriteLine(testing);
// Returns a true value if string contains the following phrase.
Console.WriteLine(testing.Contains("This"));
// Returns the seconds character of the string.
Console.WriteLine(testing[1]);
// Returns the 4 characters of the string testing starting at index 11. Index includes spaces.
Console.WriteLine(testing.Substring(11, 4));
// 3) Print out a floating point number.
double test_number = 4.54;
Console.WriteLine("3) " + test_number);
// 4) Allow user to enter a line of text.
//This line allows a user to write a line of text without the program jumping to the next executing line.
Console.Write("4) Enter your name here: ");
// Stores the line of text entered as a string.
string name = Console.ReadLine();
// 5) Repeat nomenclature for entering age.
Console.Write("5) Enter your age: ");
string age = Console.ReadLine();
// 6) Printout entered text.
Console.WriteLine("6) Hello " + name + ", you are " + age + " years old!");
// Create an array of inegers.
int[] array1 = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 };
array1[1] = 6000;
//Printout.
Console.WriteLine(array1[2]);
Console.WriteLine(array1[1]);
// 7) Declare & compose 3 strings to output a sentence.
var string1 = "Hi";
var string2 = ", my name is Marshman!";
var string3 = " Whats yours?";
Console.WriteLine("7)" + string1 + string2 + string3);
// 8) Append a string to a Stringbuilder object.
var sb = new StringBuilder();
var sb2 = new StringBuilder("Hello man");
sb.Append("8) Bighead :)");
Console.WriteLine(sb);
Console.WriteLine(sb2);
// 9) String Formatter
var nine_city = "Indianapolis"; //string
var nine_temperature = 85.6f; //floating point number
var nine_date = DateTime.Now; //date & time
Console.WriteLine(string.Format("9) Welcome to {0}, the temperature is {1} Deg. F, while the date is {2}.", nine_city, nine_temperature, nine_date));
// 10) Parsing string into an integer.
var nine_int_string = "13";
var nine_int1 = int.Parse(nine_int_string);
Console.WriteLine("10) " + nine_int1);
// 11) Date time example
var eleven_birthday = new DateTime(1995, 9, 10); //Create an object for a custom date.
var eleven_ageDifference = DateTime.Now - eleven_birthday;
Console.WriteLine("11) You are currently " + (eleven_ageDifference.Days / 365) + " Years old");
Console.WriteLine("11) " + eleven_birthday.ToLongDateString()); //Change date time to string date format.
// 12) Imported from class "Basketball".
Basketball mvp = new Basketball(2);
Console.WriteLine("12) " + mvp.totalPoints);
mvp.fouled(); // Call "fouled()" function.
Console.WriteLine("12) " + mvp.totalPoints);
// 13) Abstract method imported from derived class "Lakers".
Lakers thirteen_result = new Lakers();
Console.WriteLine("13) Total players of the month " + thirteen_result.players_of_the_month());
// 14) Virtual method imported from base class "Teams".
Lakers fourteen_result_1 = new Lakers();
Console.WriteLine("14) " + fourteen_result_1.best_player("LeBron James"));
//Keeps console window up after compiling the code. Waits for an entry of text.
Console.ReadLine();
}
