public static void Main()
{
Library lib = new Library
{
new Card(
Title: "Professional C# 6.0",
Author: new List<string> {"Christian Nagel, Morgan Skinner" },
CatNum: new LoCnum(1234567890),
Subject: new List<string> { "Programming", "C#", "Microsoft" },
Publisher: "WROX",
WhenPublished: 2016,
Circulation: true
),
new Card(
Title: "Beginning Visual C# \n2015 Programming",
Author: new List<string> {"Benjamin Perkins, Jacob Vibe \n\t\t\t\t\tHammer, Jon D. Reid\t" },
CatNum: new LoCnum(1345678902),
Subject: new List<string> {"Programming", "C#", "Microsoft", "Visual Studio" },
Publisher: "WROX",
WhenPublished: 2015,
Circulation: true
),
new Card(
Title: "Beginning ASP .NET 6: \nWeb Forms and MVC",
Author: new List<string> {"William Penberthy" },
CatNum: new LoCnum(1456789023),
Subject: new List<string> {"Programming", "ASP", ".NET", "Microsoft", "MVC", "Web Forms" },
Publisher: "WROX",
WhenPublished: 2015,
Circulation: true
),
new Card(
Title: "C# 24-Hour Trainer",
Author: new List<string> {"Rod Stephens\t\t" },
CatNum: new LoCnum(1567890234),
Subject: new List<string> {"Programming", "C#", "Microsoft" },
Publisher: "WROX",
WhenPublished: 2015,
Circulation: false
),
new Card(
Title: "Professional Visual Studio",
Author: new List<string> {"Bruce Johnson" },
CatNum: new LoCnum(1678902345),
Subject: new List<string> {"Programming", "Microsoft", "Visual Studio" },
Publisher: "WROX",
WhenPublished: 2015,
Circulation: true
),
};
Console.WriteLine("\tNow searching subject headings for 'C#'...\n");
Console.Write(lib.SubjectSearch("C#"));
Console.ReadKey();
}
