Software Dev - Building a Product Inventory System - Learning 3

Hey everyone! Welcome to another video where I document my progress and share what I'm learning! 😁

In today's video, I'm focusing on Software Development and taking a deep dive into fundamental Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) inside C#. Instead of a single system, I built a Product Inventory and Business Logic simulator! The goal was to practice different OOP scenarios by creating multiple mini-systems, simulating everything from a bookstore and HR employee management to digital software sales!
I'm sharing how I built this diverse structure using C# concepts.
Highlights of my learning include:
• Modeling a wide variety of real-world entities into Classes (like Book, Employee, Order, and Movie).
• Using Constructors to guarantee that objects are created with the correct initial state (e.g., an employee needs a name and a position from the start).
• Practicing Object Composition by linking classes together (like passing a TechnicalInformation object inside a DigitalProduct class to define system requirements).
• Managing state changes through specific methods (like updating a customer's order status to "Delivered" or giving an employee a promotion).
• Structuring a clean console execution using String Interpolation ($"") and visual dividers.
How to use and play around with this project: Since this is a Console Application focused on structural learning, you can easily customize the data directly in the code to test it out:
1 - Clone the repo and open the Program.cs file.
2 - Create your custom digital product by first instantiating its specs (e.g., TechnicalInformation mySpecs = new TechnicalInformation(2000, "Windows/Mac");).
3 - Pass those specs into a new software object (e.g., DigitalProduct myGame = new DigitalProduct("Awesome RPG", 60.00, mySpecs);).
4 - Play around with the other classes! Try hiring a new Employee, or updating the status of an Order.
5 - Call the display methods (like myGame.ShowDetail()) and run the project to see your custom store output directly in the terminal!

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Github: https://github.com/Matheus-Ganancio/CSharp-2_Learning

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