(FSC-BCS-426-Lab7)
This project was one of the later assignments for my C# Programming class.
The goal of this assignment was to further explore C# by implementing enums and the IComparable interface.
This was a solo assignment made with C#, and Visual Studio 2022.
To use the program, simply run the console application and follow the prompts. The user is presented with a main menu and can select from the available options.
- Salary - Displays a list of employees sorted by their salaries in ascending order.
- Hits - Displays a list of baseball players sorted by their total hits in ascending order.
- Name - Displays a list of employees sorted by their last names in ascending order.
- Exit - Closes the application.
Each option allows the user to perform a different operation on the data. Once the operation is complete, the program returns to the main menu.
When the user selects the "Salary" option, the application reads a CSV file of employees and their salaries.
It then creates an object of the Employee class for each employee in the file and adds it to a list.
The application then sorts the list using the IComparable interface and displays the sorted list of employees with their salaries in ascending order.
When the user selects the "Hits" option, the application reads a CSV file of baseball players and their total hits.
It then creates an object of the BaseballPlayer class for each player in the file and adds it to a list.
The application then sorts the list using the IComparable interface and displays the sorted list of players with their total hits in ascending order.
When the user selects the "Name" option, the application reads a CSV file of employees and their last names.
It then creates an object of the Employee class for each employee in the file and adds it to a list.
The application then sorts the list using the IComparable interface and displays the sorted list of employees with their last names in ascending order.
This option simply exits the application.