}//end of main program eom
public static void SetDiceSides(Die player1dice, Die player2dice) //local variable are lower case
{
string indicesize = "";
int dicesize = 6;
Console.WriteLine("Set dice face count of 6 -20");
Console.WriteLine("An invalid entry will default to 6");
Console.Write("Enter number of sides: ");
indicesize = Console.ReadLine();
//VAlidation
//a) did the user enter a number
if (!int.TryParse(indicesize, out dicesize))
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size is invalid. Die size will be set to 6.");
dicesize = 6;
}
else
{
//b) is integer between 6 and 20
if (dicesize < 6 || dicesize > 20)
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size is invalid. Die size will be set to 6.");
dicesize = 6;
}
else //this else statement is actually not needed
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size will be set to {0}.", dicesize);
}
}
player1dice.SetSides(dicesize);
player2dice.SetSides(dicesize);
}
}//eom
public static void SetDiceSides(Die player1dice, Die player2dice)
{
string indicesize = "";
int dicesize = 6;
Console.WriteLine("Set dice face count of 6 to 20");
Console.WriteLine("An invalid entry will default to 6");
Console.Write("Enter number of sides: ");
indicesize = Console.ReadLine();
//Validation
//a) did the user enter a number
if (!int.TryParse(indicesize, out dicesize))
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size is invalid. Die size will be set to 6.");
dicesize = 6;
}
else
{
//b) is integer between 6 and 20
if (dicesize < 6 || dicesize > 20)
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size is invalid. Die size will be set to 6.");
dicesize = 6;
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size will be set to {0}.", dicesize);
}
}
player1dice.SetSides(dicesize);
player2dice.SetSides(dicesize);
}//eom
} // end of main
public static void SetDiceSides(Die player1dice, Die player2dice)
{
// Don's coding best practice is to code local variables in all lower case
string idicesize = ""; // using in represents integer, maybe just use i since that's what I'm used to
int dicesize = 6;
Console.WriteLine("Set dice face count of 6 to 20");
Console.WriteLine("An invalid entry will default to 6");
Console.WriteLine("Enter number of sides: ");
idicesize = Console.ReadLine();
//////////////
// Validation
//////////////
// a. did the user enter a number?
if (!int.TryParse(idicesize, out dicesize)) // FIGURE OUT HOW THIS SHIT WORKS TOO
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size is invalid and will be set to 6.");
dicesize = 6;
}
else
{
// b. is integer between 6 an 20?
if (dicesize < 6 || dicesize > 20)
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size is invalid and will be set to 6.");
dicesize = 6;
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Die size will be set to {0}", dicesize);
}
}
player1dice.SetSides(dicesize); // FIGURE OUT HOW THIS WORKS TOO, COMPARE TO CONSOLE.WRITELINE
player2dice.SetSides(dicesize);
} // closes SetDiceSides method