Esempio n. 1
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        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Teacher classTeacher = new Teacher("Pesho");
            Discipline discipline = new Discipline();
            discipline.Name = "English";
            discipline.NumberOfExercises = 15;
            discipline.NumberOfLectures = 30;
            classTeacher.AddDiscipline(discipline);

            List<Discipline> list = classTeacher.Disciplines;
            // add to this list does not change the internal list of disciplines
            list.Add(new Discipline { Name = "Biology", NumberOfLectures = 60, NumberOfExercises = 30 });

            Student student1 = new Student(1,"Ani");
            Student student2 = new Student(2, "Gosho");

            Class mySchoolClass = new Class("a");
            mySchoolClass.AddStudent(student1);
            mySchoolClass.AddStudent(student2);
            mySchoolClass.AddTeacher(classTeacher);

            School mySchool = new School();
            mySchool.AddClass(mySchoolClass);

            mySchool.AddComment("My school");
            Console.WriteLine(mySchool.Comment);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            School school = new School("Telerik");
            Class aClass = new Class("A");
            Teacher teacherKiselov = new Teacher("Zdravko", "Kiselov");
            teacherKiselov.Comment = "Na kosam";
            Console.WriteLine(teacherKiselov.Comment);

            aClass.AddTeacher(teacherKiselov);
            aClass.AddStudent(new Student("Gosho","Georgiev",1));
            aClass.AddStudent(new Student("Pencho", "Penchev", 2));
            aClass.AddStudent(new Student("Ivan", "Ivanov", 3));
            school.AddClass(aClass);

            foreach (var student in aClass.Students)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(student.Name);
            }
        }