static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Hi Steven.
// Hi Tariq and Murali; oh, and hello World!
///////////// FOR PRIMES ////////////////////
// Ask user how many primes they want.
System.Console.WriteLine("Please input the number you want to check up to. (Must be above 3.)");
int prime = System.Convert.ToInt32(System.Console.ReadLine());
// For regular for loop Prime Generator.
//PrimeGenerator gen = new PrimeGenerator();
//gen.PrintPrimes(prime);
// For Sieve Algorithm Generator
SieveGenerator sieve = new SieveGenerator();
sieve.PrintPrimes(prime); // Prime MUST be greater than 3 for this to work.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////// FOR DIGITS /////////////////
System.Console.WriteLine("Please enter a number so we can break it down into its digits.");
int digits = System.Convert.ToInt32(System.Console.ReadLine());
NumberOps num = new NumberOps();
num.PrintDigits(digits);
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
public void NumberOTest()
{
NumberOps num = new NumberOps();
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Check if the digits are correct
int number = 123459876; // Our test number.
List <int> Digits = num.GetDigits(number); // Get a list of the digits from our method in NumberOps.cs
int GeneratedNumber = 0; // All of the digits will be added to the number.
for (int c = 0; c < Digits.Count; c++)
{
GeneratedNumber = GeneratedNumber + Digits[c] * num.PowerOfTen(c);
}
if (GeneratedNumber != number)
{
throw new Exception("Digit check failed.");
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
