static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Welcome to the Antique Shop!");
// Advised to use decimal for monetary amounts and must use "m" at
// the end of decimal amount as on line 15 below
AntiqueItem chair = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "An old chair",
Price = 45.50m,
};
AntiqueItem vase = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "A priceless vase",
Price = 1.00m,
};
AntiqueItem painting = new AntiqueItem();
painting.Name = "Washington on a Horse";
painting.Price = 100.99m;
Customer alice =
new Customer("Alice", "Jones", 10m, 100m);
alice.ExamineItem(chair);
alice.ExamineItem(vase);
alice.ExamineItem(painting);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Welcome to the Antique Shoppe!");
AntiqueItem chair = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "An old chair",
Price = 45.50m,
};
AntiqueItem vase = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "A priceless vase",
Price = 1.00m,
};
AntiqueItem painting = new AntiqueItem();
painting.Name = "Washington on a Horse";
painting.Price = 100.99m;
Customer alice = new Customer("Alice", "Jones", 10m, 100m);
alice.ExamineItem(chair);
alice.ExamineItem(vase);
alice.ExamineItem(painting);
}
public void ExamineItem(AntiqueItem item)
{
if (item.Price >= _minPrice && item.Price < _maxPrice)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Would add {item.Name} to purchase list");
}
else if (item.Price >= _maxPrice)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Would add {item.Name} to wish list");
}
}
public void ExamineItem(AntiqueItem item)
{
if (item.Price >= _minPrice && item.Price < _maxPrice)
{
_purchaseList.Add(item);
}
else if (item.Price >= _maxPrice)
{
_wishList.Add(item);
}
}
// Method
// A function defined in a class
// Is some kind of "action" (aka "operation")
// Provided behavior for an object
// Naming convention = uppercase Pascalcase;
// Remember parameters are lowercase / camelCase
public void ExamineItem(AntiqueItem item)
{
if (item.Price >= _minPrice && item.Price < _maxPrice)
{
// CTRL + . to access System or click the light bulb on left side if there
Console.WriteLine($"Would add {item.Name} to purchase list");
}
else if (item.Price >= _maxPrice)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Would add {item.Name} to wish list");
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Welcome to the Antique Shoppe");
// Instanciate - Instance of something
// Make that object and put it in a variable.
AntiqueItem chair = new AntiqueItem()
{
// Object initialization syntax
// m after number to specify it's a decimal type
Name = "An old chair",
Price = 45.50m,
};
AntiqueItem vase = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "A priceless vase",
Price = 1.00m
};
AntiqueItem painting = new AntiqueItem();
painting.Name = "Washington on a Cow";
painting.Price = 100.99m;
// Need to pass values to a contructor
Customer alice = new Customer("Alice", "Jones", 10m, 100m);
Console.WriteLine(alice.FullName);
// An error on _minPrice because that field is private
// decimal x = alice._minPrice;
// Methods and passing in the argument
alice.ExamineItem(chair);
alice.ExamineItem(vase);
alice.ExamineItem(painting);
}
static List <AntiqueItem> GetAntiqueItems()
{
// NOTE: This code shows multiple ways to set properties and to add items to a list
// In a real app you SHOULD BE CONSISTENT
AntiqueItem chair = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "An old chair",
Price = 45.50m,
};
AntiqueItem vase = new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "A priceless vase",
Price = 1.00m
};
AntiqueItem painting = new AntiqueItem();
painting.Name = "Washington on a Horse";
painting.Price = 100.99m;
List <AntiqueItem> items = new List <AntiqueItem>()
{
chair, vase, painting
};
items.Add(new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "Snuff box",
Price = 70.00m,
});
items.Add(new AntiqueItem()
{
Name = "Some old Diamond",
Price = 1_000_000m,
});