public static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Key / Value Pairs and Upper and lower Limits could very well have been stored in a config file,
// database, etc but I'm just simulating that by setting them directly in this client console application.
const int LOWERLIMIT = -20;
const int UPPERLIMIT = 200;
Dictionary<int, string> keyValuePairs = new Dictionary<int, string>();
keyValuePairs.Add(2, "POP");
keyValuePairs.Add(3, "FIZZ");
keyValuePairs.Add(5, "BUZZ");
keyValuePairs.Add(7, "CRACKLE");
FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder fizzBuzzRemainder = new FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder(LOWERLIMIT, UPPERLIMIT);
try
{
fizzBuzzRemainder.CountNumbers(keyValuePairs);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
}
Console.Read();
}
public void UpperLimitHigherThanLowerLimit()
{
int lowerlimit = 50;
int upperlimit = 30;
FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder fizzBuzzRemainder = new FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder(lowerlimit, upperlimit);
fizzBuzzRemainder.CountNumbers(keyValuePairs);
}
public void KeyValuePairIsNull()
{
int lowerlimit = 30;
int upperlimit = 50;
keyValuePairs = null;
FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder fizzBuzzRemainder = new FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder(lowerlimit, upperlimit);
fizzBuzzRemainder.CountNumbers(keyValuePairs);
}
public void KeyValuePairIsEmpty()
{
int lowerlimit = 30;
int upperlimit = 50;
keyValuePairs.Clear();
FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder fizzBuzzRemainder = new FizzBuzzRemainder.FizzBuzzRemainder(lowerlimit, upperlimit);
fizzBuzzRemainder.CountNumbers(keyValuePairs);
}
