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using NUnit.Framework;

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using System;

using System.Xml;

using System.Text;

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public class Program

{

    public enum ORDER_STATUS 

    {

        REJECTED, //the driver has indicated that they will NOT handle the order

        CONFIRMED, //the driver has indicated that they will pickup & deliver the order

        PICKED_UP, //the driver has picked up the order (ideally within the specified arrival window)

        DROPPED_OFF, //the driver has dropped off the order (ideally within the specified delivery window)

        DISPATCHED, //the order has been dispatched to a driver (the driver will then confirm or reject the order)

    }

    class Order 

    {

        public Guid id {get; set;} //a unique identifier for the order

        ORDER_STATUS status {get; set;} //the current status of the order

        public DateTime? dispatchedTime {get; set;} //the time that the order was dispatched to the driver

        public DateTime? confirmedTime {get; set; } //the time that the driver confirmed the order

        public DateTime? rejectedTime {get; set; } //the time that the driver rejected the order

        public DateTime? arrivalTime {get; set; } //the time that the driver arrived to pick up the order (ideally within the arrival window)

        public DateTime? deliveryTime {get; set;} //the time that the driver dropped off the order (ideally within the delivery window)

        public DateTime targetArrivalStart {get; set;} //represents the start of the allowed 'arrival' window

        public DateTime targetArrivalEnd {get; set;} //represents the end of the allowed 'arrival' window

        public DateTime targetDeliveryStart {get; set;} //represents the start of the allowed 'delivery' window

        public DateTime targetDeliveryEnd {get; set; } //represents the end of the allowed 'delivery' window

        public decimal baseRate {get; set;} //the driver's base pay

        public DateTime? createdWhen {get; set;} //when the order was created

        public string createdBy {get; set;} //who created the order

    }   

    public static void Main()

    {

        test1();

        test2();

        test3();

        test4();

        test5();

        test6();

        test7();

    }

    public static void test1()

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #1

        //

        //  Write code in the method StringParser that will take the given input string and convert it to a pseudo-XML string, 

        //  as shown in the expectedOutput variable.

        //  The returned string must pass the Asserts at the end of the test method.

        //

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        string input = "Ellen*Ripley*1234 N. Weaver St*Los Angeles~Dwayne*Hicks*123 Biehn St.*Oakland~William*Hudson*17 Parade St.*Tucson";

        string expectedOutput = "<1><1-1>Ellen</1-1><1-2>Ripley</1-2><1-3>1234 N. Weaver St</1-3><1-4>Los Angeles</1-4></1><2><2-1>Dwayne</2-1><2-2>Hicks</2-2><2-3>123 Biehn St.</2-3><2-4>Oakland</2-4></2><3><3-1>William</3-1><3-2>Hudson</3-2><3-3>17 Parade St.</3-3><3-4>Tucson</3-4></3>";

        string output = StringParser(input);

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        Assert.AreEqual(expectedOutput,output);

    }

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    private static string StringParser(string input)

    {

        int i = 1;

        int j = 1;

        var output = new StringBuilder();

        var stringbuilder = new StringBuilder();

        string[] lines = input.Split('~');

        foreach(string line in lines){

            string[] parts = line.Split('*');

            var front = "<"+ i +">";

            var back =  "</"+ i +">";

            stringbuilder.Append(front);

                foreach(string part in parts){

                    var innerfront = "<"+ i +"-"+j+">";

                    var innerback = "</"+ i +"-"+j+">";

                    stringbuilder.Append(innerfront);

                    stringbuilder.Append(part);

                    stringbuilder.Append(innerback);

                    j++;

                }

            stringbuilder.Append(back);

            i++;

            j = 1;

        }

        return stringbuilder.ToString();

    }

    public static void test2()

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #2

        //

        //  Code the divisor function to take an input variable and divide it by the denominator variable until it is at or

        //  below the value of limit, then return the new value.

        //

        //  The returned double must pass the Asserts at the end of the test method.

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        Assert.AreEqual(20,divisor(20,3,33));

        Assert.AreEqual(111,divisor(333,3,111));

        Assert.AreEqual(42.645454545454548d,divisor(234.55,5.5,171));

        Assert.AreEqual(77,divisor(1232,4,200));

    }

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    private static double divisor(double input, double denominator, double limit)

    {

                if(input < limit){

        return input;

        }

        double num = input/denominator;

        while(num > limit){

            num = num/denominator;

        }

        return num;

    }

    public static void test3()

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #3

        //

        //  Code the divisor function again, but this time use a recursive method to do so.

        //

        //  The returned double must pass the Asserts at the end of the test method.

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        Assert.AreEqual(20,divisorRecursive(20,3,33));

        Assert.AreEqual(111,divisorRecursive(333,3,111));

        Assert.AreEqual(42.645454545454548d,divisorRecursive(234.55,5.5,171));

        Assert.AreEqual(77,divisorRecursive(1232,4,200));

    }

​

    private static double divisorRecursive(double input, double denominator, double limit)

    {

        if(input <= limit){

            return input;

        }

        double num = input/denominator;

        if(num < limit){

            return num;

        }

        return(divisorRecursive(num, denominator, limit));

    }

    public static void test4() 

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #4

        //

        //  Write an extension method that will return the value of a dictionary entry if it is present, otherwise null

        //

        //  Please add Asserts to validate your solution

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

    }

    public static void test5() 

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #5

        //

        //  Write a function that will accept a list of Orders (see class defintion at the top)

        //

        //  The function must return the last entry in the list that was created after the first of the month AND has been 

        //    delivered

        //

        //  Please add Asserts to validate your solution

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

    }

    public static void test6() 

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #6

        //

        //  Rewrite the implementation for test 5 in a new way (e.g. LINQ, looping, etc)

        //

        //  Please add Asserts to validate your solution

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

    }

    public static void test7()

    {

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

        //

        //  Test #7

        //

        //  Rewrite a method that accepts an 'Order' object, and returns the driver pay for the order, given the following

        //    rules:

        //    - If a driver has rejected the order: 0

        //    - If a driver has confirmed the order: $1.00

        //    - If a driver has completed the order (handled both the arrival and delivery): the baseRate

        //    - If the driver arrived within the target arrival window, a 3% bonus on the baseRate is given

        //    - If the driver delivered the order within the target delivery window, a 5% bonus on the baseRate is given

        //

        //  Please add Asserts to validate your solution

        //

        // ***************************************************************************************************************

    }

}