public List <Pokemon> PokemonsExisting(Outside outside, Pikachu pika, Pidgey pidge, Squirtle squi)
{
outside.existingPokemon.Add(pika);
outside.existingPokemon.Add(pidge);
outside.existingPokemon.Add(squi);
return(outside.existingPokemon);
//This method adds Pokemon instances to the Outside class instance outside's existingPokemon list and returns it.
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//I have tested the code a lot and I have fixed all bugs I have encountered, however there might be more bugs I have not yet noticed.
Trainer ash = new Trainer();
//An instance of the class Trainer, called ash.
Pikachu pikachu = new Pikachu();
//An instance of the class Pikachu, called pikachu.
Squirtle squirtle = new Squirtle();
//An instance of the class Squirtle, called squirtle.
Pidgey pidgey = new Pidgey();
////An instance of the class Pidgey, called pidgey.
Location location = new Home();
//An instance of the class Location, called location set to be a Home instance.
bool continueRunning = true;
//A bool to continue the while loop of the game.
string input;
//A string that is used to store input from the player.
int answer;
//An int used to store the tryparsed player input.
string inputPokemon;
//A string used for player input, created because it got cunfused when I used the string input.
ash.Actions(location);
//Runs Trainer instance ash's Action method using the instance location.
input = Console.ReadLine();
//Sets string input to be whatever the player writes in console.
bool validAnswer = int.TryParse(input, out answer);
//A bool used to check if the input can be converted to an int.
while (continueRunning == true)
{
if (validAnswer == true && answer == 1 || answer == 2 || answer == 3 || answer == 4)
{
if (answer == 1)
{
Console.Clear();
ash.Action1(location);
ash.Actions(location);
/*
* Console is first cleared, so it will be easier to read what is going on
* Then Trainer instance ash's Action1 method using the instance location is run.
* Finally the Trainer instance ash's Action method using the instance location is run.
*/
}
else if (answer == 2)
{
Console.Clear();
location = ash.Action2(location);
ash.Actions(location);
/*
* Console is first cleared, so it will be easier to read what is going on
* Then Trainer instance ash's Action2 method using the instance location is run.
* Finally the Trainer instance ash's Action method using the instance location is run.
*/
}
else if (answer == 3)
{
Console.Clear();
ash.PokemonCollection(location, ash.pokemons[ash.pokemons.Count - 1]);
ash.Actions(location);
/*
* Console is first cleared, so it will be easier to read what is going on
* Then Trainer instance ash's PokemonCollection method using the instance location is run.
* Finally the Trainer instance ash's Action method using the instance location is run.
*/
}
else if (answer == 4)
{
Console.Clear();
Console.WriteLine("Pick a pokemon to remove from your collection by writing it's name");
inputPokemon = Console.ReadLine();
if (inputPokemon == "pikachu")
{
ash.ThrowPokemon(location, pikachu);
}
else if (inputPokemon == "pidgey")
{
ash.ThrowPokemon(location, pidgey);
}
else if (inputPokemon == "squirtle")
{
ash.ThrowPokemon(location, squirtle);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine(inputPokemon + " is not a pokémon or it is not in your collection");
}
ash.Actions(location);
/*
* Console is first cleared, so it will be easier to read what is going on.
* Then the player is asked which pokémon they would like to remove from the collection and instructed to write the name.
* The string inputPokemon is set to be the input from what the player writes in the console.
* If the input is equal to any of the three pokémons names ash's ThrowPokemon method is run with the corresponding instance as a parameter
* If the input is not a pokemon the player is informed that the pokemon either isn't in the collection or it doesn't exist.
* Finally the Trainer instance ash's Action method using the instance location is run.
*/
}
/*
* If the input was able to convert to an int and validAnswer wa true.
* As well as the answer being either 1, 2, 3 or 4.
* It then checks what number was written and depending on that an action is run.
*/
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Answer with 1, 2 or 3");
//This is what runs if the input could not be converted into an int and the bool validAnswer is false
}
input = Console.ReadLine();
validAnswer = int.TryParse(input, out answer);
//This while loop will continue running, because it contains the entire game.
}
Console.ReadLine();
}