static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Create Counter class
//which has an integer property
//when creating it should have a default value 0 or we can specify it when creating
//we can Add(number) to this counter another whole number
//or we can Add() without parameters just increasing the counter's value by one
//and we can Get() the current value as string
//also we can Reset() the value to the initial value
Counter count = new Counter();
Console.WriteLine(count.CurrentValue);
Console.WriteLine(count.Add(10));
Console.WriteLine(count.Add());
Console.WriteLine(count.Get());
Console.WriteLine(count.Reset());
Console.WriteLine(count.Add());
Console.WriteLine(count.Add());
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var value = new Counter();
value.Add(5);
Console.WriteLine(value.Get());
value.Reset();
Console.WriteLine(value.Get());
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
List <Apple> MyApples = new List <Apple>()
{
new Apple {
colour = "Red"
},
new Apple {
colour = "Red"
},
new Apple {
colour = "Red"
},
new Apple {
colour = "Green"
},
new Apple {
colour = "Yellow"
}
};
Counter <Apple> appleCounter = new Counter <Apple>();
appleCounter.Add(MyApples);
Counter <Apple> redAppleCounter = new Counter <Apple>();
Func <IEnumerable <Apple>, int> NumRedApples = i => i.Where(a => a.colour == "Red").Count();
redAppleCounter.Add(MyApples, NumRedApples);
Box <Apple> boxOfApples = new Box <Apple>(MyApples);
List <Box <Apple> > listBox = new List <Box <Apple> >();
listBox.Add(boxOfApples);
Cart <Apple> cart = new Cart <Apple>(listBox);
Console.WriteLine("Apple Count :");
Console.WriteLine(appleCounter.count);
Console.WriteLine("Red Apple Count :");
Console.WriteLine(redAppleCounter.count);
Console.WriteLine("Number of things in the box :");
Console.WriteLine(boxOfApples.Count().ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Sum of items in the cart : ");
Console.WriteLine(cart.Count().ToString());
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main()
{
// Some things to count
var someApples = new List <Apple> {
new Apple("Red"), new Apple("Beige"), new Apple("Red"), new Apple("White")
};
var boxOfApples = new Box <Apple>();
boxOfApples.Add(new Apple("Blue"));
boxOfApples.Add(new Apple("Black"));
boxOfApples.Add(new Apple("Red"));
var cart = new Cart <Apple>();
cart.Add(boxOfApples);
// Some counters
var appleColourCounter = new Counter <Apple>(a => a.Colour == "Red");
someApples.ForEach(appleColourCounter.Add);
Console.WriteLine(appleColourCounter.Count); // Result should be 2
var appleCounter = new Counter <Apple>();
someApples.ForEach(appleCounter.Add);
Console.WriteLine(appleCounter.Count); // Result should be 3
var cartCounter = new Counter <Cart <Apple> >();
cartCounter.Add(cart);
Console.WriteLine(cartCounter.Count); // Result is 2
var anythingCounter = new Counter <ICountable>();
someApples.ForEach(anythingCounter.Add);
anythingCounter.Add(cart);
Console.WriteLine(anythingCounter.Count); // Result is 5
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main()
{
// Some things to count
var someApples = new List <Apple> {
new Apple(), new Apple(), new Apple()
};
var boxOfApples = new Box <Apple>();
boxOfApples.Add(new Apple());
boxOfApples.Add(new Apple());
var cart = new Cart <Apple>();
cart.Add(boxOfApples);
// Some counters
var appleCounter = new Counter <Apple>();
someApples.ForEach(appleCounter.Add);
Console.WriteLine(appleCounter.Count); // Should be 3
var cartCounter = new Counter <Cart <Apple> >();
cartCounter.Add(cart);
Console.WriteLine(cartCounter.Count); // Should be 2 (number of apples in the cart in total)
var anythingCounter = new Counter <ICountable>();
someApples.ForEach(anythingCounter.Add);
anythingCounter.Add(cart);
Console.WriteLine(anythingCounter.Count); // Should be 5 - sum of the above
Console.ReadLine();
}