[kmod]

Here is a .dll I made for an assignment in one of my classes. I added the commenting in just before posting this.

The following would need to be compiled as C# Class Library

Code:

using Microsoft.VisualBasic; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; public class Treatment { //----- Private variables (attributes of the instantiated object), requires accessor/mutator methods seen below to change/retrieve values private string treatID; private string actionTaken; private byte totHours; private string medPrescribed; private float medCost; private float hourlyFee; private byte diagCode; //------------------------// //----- Default constructor. Sets basic values for the attributes of the object when it is first instantiated public Treatment() { treatID = ""; actionTaken = ""; totHours = 0; medPrescribed = ""; medCost = 0; hourlyFee = 40; diagCode = 1; } //---------------------// //-----Accessors/Mutators (Get/Set) public string TreatmentID { get { return treatID; } set { treatID = value; } } public string ActionTaken { get { return actionTaken; } set { actionTaken = value; } } public byte TotalHours { get { return totHours; } set { totHours = value; } } public string MedicationPrescribed { get { return medPrescribed; } set { medPrescribed = value; } } public float MedicationCost { get { return medCost; } set { medCost = value; } } public float HourlyFee { get { return hourlyFee; } set { hourlyFee = value; } } public byte DiagnosisCode { get { return diagCode; } set { int y; string dCode = value.ToString(); bool result = int.TryParse(dCode, out y); while (result == false || Convert.ToInt32(dCode) <= 0) { dCode = Interaction.InputBox("The diagnostic code must be a number from 1-100.\nPlease enter the correct diagnostic code.", "Input Error"); } } } //--------------------------------------------// //----Class methods. I think I messed this up. I believe the requirements stated that I needed to store the value calculated by the first method inside the class, //----Ended up storing it on the form that I created. public double CalcTreatmentCost(float insuranceCoverageAmount) { return ((totHours * hourlyFee) + (medCost - insuranceCoverageAmount)); } public void PrintTreatInfo() { MessageBox.Show(" Treatment ID: \n" + treatID + " Action Taken: \n" + actionTaken + " Total Hours: \n" + totHours.ToString() + "Medication Prescribed: \n" + medPrescribed + " Medication Cost: \n" + medCost.ToString("C2") + " Hourly Fee: \n" + hourlyFee.ToString("C2") + " Diagnostic Code: \n" + diagCode.ToString()); } }

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[Psycho_Coder]

Well the thread title is misleading Sample .dll , but sample of what ?? , you have mentioned nothing.In the post also you haven't described what your code does.

[ArkPhaze]

I don't really understand, but this is pretty much useless... There's hardly an explanations, and this is also in the wrong forum. :yes:

The only comments provided really are poor too. They don't describe any of what the code does and more what each part of the code is, based on the C# language specification, as if someone reading your code had the intention of learning the structure of some parts of a class in C#... And others that only explain how you think you may have messed up. This is nowhere near practical if you were using the comments to understand the code; typically what comments are for... :whistle:

[Linuxephus™]

Thread has been moved to a more appropriate forum based upon input from ArkPhaze and PsychoCoder.

Thread marked as Closed on the merit of nobody currently speaking this particular type of "coding" language.:lol: