static void Main(string[] args)
{
Logic.Mathematics maths = new Logic.Mathematics();
double subtract = maths.Substraction(5.2, 7.4);
double add = maths.Addition(20.2, 3.8);
float division = maths.Division(50.6f, 9.3f);
decimal multiply = maths.Multiply(7.5m, 9.25m);
Console.WriteLine(subtract);
Console.WriteLine(add);
Console.WriteLine(division);
Console.WriteLine(multiply);
Console.WriteLine("-------");
Console.WriteLine("-------");
AgeCalculator checkAge = new AgeCalculator();
Console.Write("Please enter age: ");
string userInput = Console.ReadLine();
checkAge.Calculator(Convert.ToInt32(userInput));
Console.WriteLine($"as this person is {userInput} years of age");
Console.WriteLine("-------");
Console.WriteLine("-------");
OddorEven oddOrEven = new OddorEven();
oddOrEven.isOddorEven(2);
Console.WriteLine("-------");
Console.WriteLine("-------");
Pie slices = new Pie();
slices.Slices(12, 6, 3);
Console.WriteLine("-------");
Console.WriteLine("-------");
/*
* create multiple variables about yourself declared as private
* then create a public method to access the variables in a structured way
* Console.WriteLine about yourself
* Display that method inside of Program.cs
*/
Encapsulation encapsulation = new Encapsulation();
encapsulation.Information();
/*
* float = 10.5f
* double = 10.5
* decimal = 10.5m
*/
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
AgeCalculator myAge = new AgeCalculator();
Console.Write("Please enter your age: ");
string userInput = Console.ReadLine();
//OR myAge.Calculator(Convert.ToInt32(userInput)); To convertthe userInput(string) to function
//intake(int).
string hello = "Hello!";
Console.WriteLine($"Your age check says you are {userInput}. {hello}");
myAge.Calculator(Int32.Parse(userInput));
Encapsulation example = new Encapsulation();
example.name = "char";
example.salary = 200000;
example.information();
Personal info = new Personal();
info.deetz();
PhoneNumber digits = new PhoneNumber();
digits.getNumber();
Mathematics maths = new Mathematics();
double addMePlease = maths.Addition(10, 2.5);
double subtractMePlease = maths.Subtraction(10, 23.5);
double multiMePlease = maths.Multiplication(10, 21);
double divideMePlease = maths.Division(10, 29);
Console.WriteLine(addMePlease);
Console.WriteLine(subtractMePlease);
Console.WriteLine(multiMePlease);
Console.WriteLine(divideMePlease);
Encapsulation person = new Encapsulation();
string person = "char";
double person = 200000;
person.information();
////-------------------------------------
//Below is an example of how you can substitute the doubles for 'decimal and float'.
//We would replace 'double' with 'decimal and float' in the 'multiMePlease' and 'divideMePlease'
//methods in the Mathematics Class.
// double addMePlease = maths.Addition(10, 2.5);
// double subtractMePlease = maths.Subtraction(10,23.5);
// decimal multiMePlease = maths.Multiplication(10m,27m);
// float divideMePlease = maths.Division(10f,29f);
//encapsulation ---
//private - limiting access to the same class
//public - free for all - any object can access the data
//protected - limits access to the same class OR descendants
//internal - c# only for OOP - limits access to a namespace (asssembly)
}