public void SteakBurnedCantEat()
{
// arrange
var steak = new Steak("ex-Cow");
// act
// assert
Assert.Throws <Exception>(() => steak.AddTemp(5000));
}
public Client()
{
//Let's cook a steak!
Steak account = new Steak("T-Bone");
// Apply temperature changes
account.AddTemp(120);
account.AddTemp(15);
account.AddTemp(15);
account.RemoveTemp(10); //Yes I know cooking doesn't work this way, bear with me.
account.RemoveTemp(15);
account.AddTemp(20);
account.AddTemp(20);
account.AddTemp(20);
//Console.ReadKey();
}
/// <summary>
/// The State pattern encapsulates states of an object as objects themselves, and uses a Context class
/// (the Steak class in this example) to store the current state of the object and the object itself.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args"></param>
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Let's cook a steak!
Steak steak = new Steak("T-Bone");
// Apply temperature changes
steak.AddTemp(120);
steak.AddTemp(15);
steak.AddTemp(15);
steak.RemoveTemp(10); //Yes I know cooking doesn't work this way, bear with me.
steak.RemoveTemp(15);
steak.AddTemp(20);
steak.AddTemp(20);
steak.AddTemp(20);
Console.ReadKey();
}
public void CookSteak_With_Design()
{
//Let's cook a steak!
Steak account = new Steak("T-Bone");
// Apply temperature changes
account.AddTemp(120);
account.AddTemp(15);
account.AddTemp(15);
account.RemoveTemp(10); //Yes I know cooking doesn't work this way
account.RemoveTemp(15);
account.AddTemp(20);
account.AddTemp(20);
account.AddTemp(20);
Assert.True(account.State.CanEat);
}