Difference between revisions of "2020 - Option 5 is missing, it could be to remove a company"
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Revision as of 14:04, 18 December 2019
Look at the Run method in the Simulation class
option 3 is to modify a company, so copy this case statement and change it to use 5 instead.
ModifyCompany method in Simulation
Look for the ModifyCompany method within the Simulation class.
Look for this section of the ModifyCompany method:
closeCompany = companies[index].CloseOutlet(outletIndex - 1);
if (closeCompany)
{
Console.WriteLine("That company has now closed down as it has no outlets.");
companies.RemoveAt(index);
}The line 'companies.RemoveAt(index)' actually removes a company. So copy this line and create the new method below:
public void RemoveComapny(int index)
{
}Paste the copied code into this empty method.
Go back to the Run method in Simulation
You new case 5 can now run RemoveCompany(index) instead
