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Gcobani Mkontwana
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How to implement an existing class with two methods?
Aug 5 2017 10:20 AM
Good day Team
I am novice developer limited experience, but i was given a test to complete. I need all your input on this to achieve this implementation below;
// instruction from the test here below.
What must be completed:
Inside StatsCalculator.cs are 2 methods with ToDos that must be implemented. These are PlayerByPlayerNumber and TeamWinPercentage
Read the ToDo's in order to understand what each method must do.
// code sample needs implementation.
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using TestCode.Models;
namespace TestCode
{
public class StatsCalculator
{
public IEnumerable<Team> TeamReferenceData { get; set; }
public IStatsWeighting StatsWeighting { get; set; }
public StatsCalculator(IEnumerable<Team> teamReferenceData, IStatsWeighting statsWeighting)
{
TeamReferenceData = teamReferenceData;
StatsWeighting = statsWeighting;
}
// TODO: Return the player for the specified player number, or null if not located.
// The playerNumber parameter must be > 0. If it is not then return a null result.
// Note
// Team.Players has the players for the team.
// Player.PlayerNumber is the field to be compared against
public Player PlayerByPlayerNumber(int playerNumber)
{
return null;
}
// TODO: For each team return their win % as well as their players win %, sorted by the team 'win %' highest to lowest.
// If a teamId is specified then return data for only that team i.e. result list will only contain a single entry
// otherwise if the teamId=0 return item data for each team in TeamReferenceData supplied in the constructor.
// If a team is specified and cannot be located then return a empty list (list must be empty and not null).
// NB! If any player on the team has played 100 or more matches then IStatsWeighting must be invoked with the required parameters
// ONLY make this call if one or more of the player matches is >= 100.
// The result must be stored in the PlayerWeighting field inside the TeamValue result class.
// If all the players within the team has played less than 100 matches each then PlayerWeighting must be set to 0.
// Note
// Team Win % is Team.Victories over Team.Matches
// Player Win % is Player.Wins over Player.Matches i.e. the sum of all players win / matches on the team.
public IEnumerable<TeamValue> TeamWinPercentage(int teamId = 0)
{
return new List<TeamValue>();
}
}
}
Attachment:
TestCode2.zip
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