private static void salesReceiptTotal(SalesTransactions saleTotal)
{
Console.WriteLine("Sales Receipt Total---");
Console.WriteLine($"saleTotal is equal to: {saleTotal.SalesAmount}");
Console.WriteLine("Sales Receipt Total End");
exitProgram();
}
private static void saleReceipt(SalesTransactions sale)
{
Console.WriteLine("Sales Transaction Receipt---");
Console.WriteLine($"Name of the Transaction is: {sale.Name}");
Console.WriteLine($"Sales Amount of the Transaction is: {sale.SalesAmount}");
Console.WriteLine($"Commission Rate of the Transaction is: {sale.CommissionRate}");
Console.WriteLine("End of Sales Receipt");
exitProgram();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Examples of sales using the three Constructors
SalesTransactions januarySale = new SalesTransactions("January", 22, 5.5f);
SalesTransactions februarySale = new SalesTransactions("February", 32);
SalesTransactions marchSale = new SalesTransactions("March");
// Examples of using the overloaded + operator, what's
// really interesting is the implicit extension of multiple
// operands that allow for growth.
SalesTransactions janFebMarchSale = januarySale + februarySale + marchSale;
// Terminal Logging
saleReceipt(januarySale);
saleReceipt(februarySale);
saleReceipt(marchSale);
salesReceiptTotal(janFebMarchSale);
exitProgram();
}
