private static List <string> RunIndustrialActivityTestE(List <string> writeList, int numberOfRuns)
{
IndustrialActivityTest industrialActivityTest = new IndustrialActivityTest();
List <double> resultList = new List <double>();
writeList = AddHeader(writeList, "IndustrialActivityTestE - Industrial Activity, France, 3.(e)");
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfRuns; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("Tests remaining: " + testsRemaining.ToString());
resultList.Add(industrialActivityTest.IndustrialActivityTestE());
testsRemaining--;
}
writeList = AddResults(writeList, resultList);
return(writeList);
}
private static List <string> RunIndustrialActivityTestA(List <string> writeList, int numberOfRuns)
{
IndustrialActivityTest industrialActivityTest = new IndustrialActivityTest();
List <double> resultList = new List <double>();
writeList = AddHeader(writeList, "IndustrialActivityTestA - Industrial Activity, Default");
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfRuns; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("Tests remaining: " + testsRemaining.ToString());
resultList.Add(industrialActivityTest.IndustrialActivityTestA());
testsRemaining--;
}
// Since AddResults doesn't need specific info (like "IndustrialActivityTestA"), it can be moved to the top where the tests are called.
// Return a list of doubles instead (the resultList) and work from there.
writeList = AddResults(writeList, resultList);
return(writeList);
}
