// use delegates if you want to pass a method as a parameter to another method, use delegates
// to make your methods and code reusable, use delegates
public static void Main()
{
List <EmployeeDel> emplist = new List <EmployeeDel>();
emplist.Add(new EmployeeDel()
{
ID = 100,
Ename = "Geetha",
Experience = 5,
Salary = 23000
});
emplist.Add(new EmployeeDel()
{
ID = 101,
Ename = "Yedida",
Experience = 2,
Salary = 2343242
});
emplist.Add(new EmployeeDel()
{
ID = 102,
Ename = "Ye",
Experience = 7,
Salary = 23643
});
ISPromotable prom = new ISPromotable(promote);
EmployeeDel.PromoteEmployee(emplist, prom);
}
public static void PromoteEmployee(List <EmployeeDel> employeelist, ISPromotable IsEligibleToPromote)
{
foreach (EmployeeDel emp in employeelist)
{
if (IsEligibleToPromote(emp))
{
Console.WriteLine(emp.Ename, "promoted");
}
}
}
public static void Promote(List <Employeee> emplist, ISPromotable isEligiblePromotable)
{
foreach (Employeee empl in emplist)
{
if (isEligiblePromotable(empl))
{
Console.WriteLine("Promoted" + empl.Name);
}
}
}
//public static void Main()
//{
public static void test()
{
List <Employeee> empList = new List <Employeee>();
empList.Add(new Employeee()
{
ID = 101, Name = "A", Salary = 101, Experience = 1
});
empList.Add(new Employeee()
{
ID = 101, Name = "B", Salary = 101, Experience = 5
});
empList.Add(new Employeee()
{
ID = 101, Name = "C", Salary = 101, Experience = 6
});
ISPromotable isPromotable = new ISPromotable(Promoted);
Employeee.Promote(empList, isPromotable);
}
