static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Using a delegate from firstDelegate class
firstDelegate testdelegate = new firstDelegate();
firstDelegate.MyDelegate fd1 = new firstDelegate.MyDelegate(testdelegate.fun1);
fd1();
Console.ReadKey();
Console.Clear();
// Createing a list called "mentorList". The reason Lists<> are used in this lab is because it is easier to sort data in them and use them, with lists it becomes less complicated to check the data.
List <Programers> mentorList = new List <Programers>();
// Employees of the Software Company
Programers p1 = new Programers("Anders", 30000, 1, "Java");
Programers p2 = new Programers("Johan", 30000, 2, "Java");
Programers p3 = new Programers("Sven", 30000, 3, "Java");
Programers p4 = new Programers("Johanna", 30000, 4, "React");
//Programleaders, mentors
ProgramLeader pl1 = new ProgramLeader("Josh", 30000, 5, "Java", mentorList);
mentorList.Add(pl1);
ProgramLeader pl2 = new ProgramLeader("Erik", 30000, 6, "C#", mentorList);
mentorList.Add(pl2);
// pl2 is mentor to p3
// pl1 is mentor to p2
pl2.mentorList.Add(p3);
pl1.mentorList.Add(p2);
// p3 is mentee for pl2
// p2 is mentee for pl1
p3.mentor = pl2;
p2.mentor = pl1;
// Here we can see the mentees
List <Programers> menteeList = new List <Programers>();
menteeList.Add(p1);
menteeList.Add(p2);
menteeList.Add(p3);
menteeList.Add(p4);
List <Employee> empLista = new List <Employee>();
// In this list we can find all the employees of the company, mentees and mentors etc..
Company s1 = new Company(empLista, "Computer Dellics");
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p1);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p2);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p3);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p4);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, pl1);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, pl2);
for (var i = 0; i < menteeList.Count; i++)
{
menteeList[i].SalaryCalculator();
}
foreach (var mentor in mentorList)
{
mentor.SalaryCalculator();
}
Console.WriteLine("Employees:");
foreach (var item in menteeList)
{
try // try catch,
{
Console.WriteLine("------------------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine("Name: " + item.GetName());
Console.WriteLine("Salary: " + item.GetSalary());
Console.WriteLine("Salary Id: " + item.GetSalaryId());
Console.WriteLine("Language: " + item.GetLanguage());
if (item.GetType() == typeof(Programers))
{
Programers programmerare = (Programers)item;
if (programmerare.mentor != null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Mentor: " + programmerare.mentor.name);
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message + " Something went wrong!"); // this message will be shown in case something wents wrong
}
}
Console.WriteLine("------------------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine("Programleaders:");
foreach (var item in mentorList)
{
try // try catch
{
Console.WriteLine("------------------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine("Name: " + item.GetName());
Console.WriteLine("Salary: " + item.GetSalary());
Console.WriteLine("Salary Id: " + item.GetSalaryId());
Console.WriteLine("Language: " + item.GetLanguage());
if (item.GetType() == typeof(ProgramLeader))
{
ProgramLeader pLeader = (ProgramLeader)item;
Console.WriteLine("Mentee: " + pLeader.GetMentees());
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message + " Something went wrong!");
}
}
double totalSalaryOfTheCompany = 0; // with this function helps us to sum the total amount of money that all the employees gets every month.
foreach (var allSalary in empLista)
{
totalSalaryOfTheCompany = totalSalaryOfTheCompany + allSalary.GetSalary();
}
Console.WriteLine("------------------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine("Monthly cost of the company: " + totalSalaryOfTheCompany);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
List <Programers> progList = new List <Programers>();
Programers p1 = new Programers("Anders", 30000, 1, "Java");
Programers p2 = new Programers("Johan", 30000, 2, "C#");
Programers p3 = new Programers("Sven", 30000, 3, "C++");
Programers p4 = new Programers("Johanna", 30000, 4, "Python");
List <Employee> empLista = new List <Employee>();
SoftwareCompany s1 = new SoftwareCompany(empLista, "ComputerDc");
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p1);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p2);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p3);
s1.addEmployee(empLista, p4);
List <Programers> mentorList = new List <Programers>();
mentorList.Add(p1);
mentorList.Add(p2);
mentorList.Add(p3);
mentorList.Add(p4);
ProgramLeader pl1 = new ProgramLeader("Milad", 30000, 5, "Java", mentorList);
pl1.mentorList.Add(p1);
ProgramLeader pl2 = new ProgramLeader("Erik", 30000, 6, "C#", mentorList);
pl2.mentorList.Add(p2);
ProgramLeader pl3 = new ProgramLeader("Alan", 30000, 7, "C++", mentorList);
pl3.mentorList.Add(p3);
ProgramLeader pl4 = new ProgramLeader("Magnus", 30000, 8, "C++", mentorList);
pl4.mentorList.Add(p4);
List <ProgramLeader> k = new List <ProgramLeader>();
k.Add(pl1);
k.Add(pl2);
k.Add(pl3);
k.Add(pl4);
Console.WriteLine("Programleaders:");
foreach (var item in k)
{
Console.WriteLine("Name: " + item.name + ", Salary: " + item.salary + ", Salary Id: " + item.salaryId + ", Language: " + item.language);
}
}
public Programers(string name, double salary, double salaryId, string language)
: base(name, salary, salaryId)
{
this.language = language;
mentor = null;
}