/**
* RetrieveVolcanoData
* static utility method to read the volcano.csv file and
* convert to a List<Volcano> object
*
*/
public static List <Volcano> LoadVolcanoData()
{
var volcanoes = Utils.ReadFile("volcano.csv");
List <Volcano> lVolcanoes = new List <Volcano>();
foreach (var vText in volcanoes)
{
string[] attrib = vText.Split(",");
// Country,Death,Elevation,Location,Name,Type,VEI,Year
Volcano v = new Volcano(
attrib[0], Utils.StrToInt(attrib[1]), Utils.StrToInt(attrib[2]),
attrib[3], attrib[4], attrib[5], Utils.StrToInt(attrib[6]),
Utils.StrToInt(attrib[7]));
lVolcanoes.Add(v);
}
lVolcanoes.Remove(lVolcanoes[0]); // Remove the header row
return(lVolcanoes);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// read a file from your hard drive with a list of all Volcanoes
List <Volcano> lVolcanoes = Volcano.LoadVolcanoData();
// Using the LINQ method Where get all Volcanoes since 2015
var v2015 = lVolcanoes.Where(v => v.Year > 2015);
// Using the LINQ method ForEach print all Volcanoes since 2015
v2015.ToList().ForEach(v => Console.WriteLine(v));
// Using LINQ count the deaths since 2015
int deaths = v2015.Sum(v => v.Deaths);
Console.WriteLine($"Since 1995 there have been {deaths} deaths from {v2015.Count()} eruptions");
// get all volcanoes for the 18th century
// what is the average number of deaths where the number of deaths was greater than 0
// what was the total number of deaths
// what was the max elevation
// order the volcanoes by elevation tallest to shortest
// what was the 'shortest' volcanoe (Last)
// get a list of the the 5th to 10th tallest volcanoes (Skip and Take)
}