/*

    The purpose of this test is to evaluate your C# knowledge by gathering and displaying the information required in the Main method.

    Complete the provided questions by completing the two models and the repositories.

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    Add fields to the Team and Player classes based on the information required from the problems in the 

    Main method. Also, create an instance of Table with at least three teams and at least three players each.

    An example of what a team could look like:

        Carolina Panthers

        [Cam Newton, Greg Olsen, Luke Kuechly, ...]

*/

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

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public class Program

{   

    public static void Main()

    {

        // 1. List out the location and team name of all teams, sorted by location alphabetically, in the format "Name, Location"

        // Your code here

        // Really not sure how to do this with the table class or how to utilize the interface, so creating my team objects here

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        Team carolinaPanthers = new Team();

        carolinaPanthers.Location = "Charlotte, NC";

        carolinaPanthers.Name = "Carolina Panthers";

        carolinaPanthers.Id = 1;

        Team atlFal = new Team();

        atlFal.Location = "Atlanta, GA";

        atlFal.Name = "Atlanta Falcons";

        atlFal.Id = 2;

        Team noSnts = new Team();

        noSnts.Location = "New Orleans, LA";

        noSnts.Name = "New Orleans Saints";

        noSnts.Id = 3;

        Table teamTable = new Table();

        teamTable.AddTeam(carolinaPanthers);

        teamTable.AddTeam(atlFal);

        teamTable.AddTeam(noSnts);

        for(int i = 1; i <= teamTable.QueryTeams().Count; i++)

        {

            Console.WriteLine(teamTable.GetTeam(i).Name + ": " + teamTable.GetTeam(i).Location);

        }

        // 2. List all players under the age of 26 grouped by team.

        // Your code here

        Player player1 = new Player();

        // 3. Print the team name & first and last name of the oldest player on each team.

        // Your code here

    }

}

​

// The purpose of a repository is to get information stored in the Table class, which has been provided.  

// ITeamRepository should have a GetTeams method, which is implemented in the 

// TeamRepository class.

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interface ITeamRepository {

    // Your code here

    // instance of the GetTeams method, which would need to be implemented in a class   

    void GetTeams();

}

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class TeamRepository : ITeamRepository {

    private Table _table;

    public TeamRepository(Table table) {

        this._table = table;

    }

    // Your code here

    // implementation of the GetTeams method, logic pending

    public void GetTeams()

    {

    }   

}

​

class Table {

    private readonly List<Team> _teams;

    private int _nextTeamId;

    public Table()

    {

        this._teams = new List<Team>();

        this._nextTeamId = 0;

    }

    public void AddTeam(Team team)

    {

        team.Id = ++this._nextTeamId;

        this._teams.Add(team);

    }

    public List<Team> QueryTeams() {

        return _teams;

    }

    public Team GetTeam(int Id){

        return _teams.Find(t => t.Id == Id);    

    }

}

​

// allowing Team to inherit from Player class so the team can have access to the players

// and their properties and methods

class Team : Player {

    public int Id {get;set;}

    // Your code here

    // I've created additional fields for this class, as I want each team to have these fields

    private string name, location;

    //since I've created private variables to this class, in order to create an instance of the class I should need some

    //sort of constructor/getters/setters.  I've created those below

    public string Name

    {

        get { return this.name; }

        set { this.name = value; }

    }

    public string Location

    {

        get { return this.location; }

        set { this.location = value; }

    }

    // method used to build the team with objects from the player class

    public void AddPlayers(Player players)

    {

        //using generic list to store player Names and Ages

        List<string> playerName = new List<string>();

        playerName.Add(players.FirstName);

        playerName.Add(players.LastName);

        List<int> playerAge = new List<int>();

        playerAge.Add(players.Age);

    }

}

​

class Player {

    // Your code here

    //private fields to hold first name, last name and age of players

    private string firstName, lastName;

    private int age;

    //since I've created private variables to this class, in order to create an instance of the class I should need some

    //sort of constructor/getters/setters.  I've created those below

    public string FirstName

    {

        get { return this.firstName; }

        set { this.firstName = value; }

    }

    public string LastName

    {

        get { return this.lastName; }

        set { this.lastName = value; }

    }

    public int Age

    {

        get { return this.age; }

        set { this.age = value; }

    }

}

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