FernandoJoseBootcamp 😀

day 1! 🙃 💩 🍌

• Basic Lesson 1: Create a console app solution in visual studio code that will print your full name, age and gender

   string firstName = ("Fernando Jose");
   string middleName = ("Maniaga");
   string lastName  = ("Magnaye");
   int myAge = 22;
   string myGender = "MALE";
  
   Console.WriteLine($"my Full name is {firstName} {middleName} {lastName}" );  
   Console.WriteLine($"my age is  {myAge} and I am a {myGender}");
  

• Basic Lesson 2: Create decision logic with if statement

   Random random = new Random();
   int diceOne = random.Next(7);
   int diceTwo = random.Next(7);
   int diceThree = random.Next(7);
   int bonus = 0;
  
   if(diceOne == diceTwo && diceTwo == diceThree){
   bonus = 6;
  }
  
   int  Score = diceOne + diceTwo + diceThree + bonus;
   Console.WriteLine($"Dice Roll: {diceOne} + {diceTwo} + {diceThree} + BONUS({bonus}) = {Score}");
   if(Score >= 15){
    Console.WriteLine(" CONGRATS!! YOU WON");
                 } else{
                   Console.WriteLine(" SORRY.. YOU LOST ");
                 }
  

• Basic Lesson 3: Comparing 3 numbers

  int num1 = 95;
  int num2 = 80;
   int num3 = 90;
  
   Console.WriteLine($"numbers [{num1}, {num2}, {num3}]. ");
  
   int highest = (num1 > num2) ? (num1 > num3 ? num1 : num3) : (num2 > num3 ? num2 : num3);
   int lowest = (num1 < num2) ? (num1 < num3 ? num1 : num3) : (num2 < num3 ? num2 : num3);
  
   Console.WriteLine("HIGHEST: " + highest);
   Console.WriteLine("LOWEST: " + lowest);
  
  

• Basic Lesson 4: Check if Even

     int numberToCheck = 7;
  
     if(numberToCheck %2 == 0){
      Console.WriteLine($"Number {numberToCheck} is even");
     } else{
       Console.WriteLine($"Number {numberToCheck} is not even");
     }
  
  

day 2! 👶

• create new mvc.net file using the pallete and run the web page demo
• model

Create new .cs file to add the model/class

  ```
   public class NameS
    {
    public required string firstName {get; set;}
      public required string middleName {get; set;}
        public required string lastName {get; set;}
    }
  ```

• create controller

        using System.Diagnostics;
        using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
        using DAY2.Models;
  
        namespace DAY2.Controllers;
  
        public class HomeController : Controller
        {
  
  
           public IActionResult Index()
           {
  
              NameS fullname = new NameS(){
                    firstName = "Fernando Jose",
                    middleName = "Maniaga",
                    lastName = "Magnaye"
              };
                    
  
              return View(fullname);
           }
  
           public IActionResult Sample()
           {
              return View();
           }
  
        }
  
  
  

• display in View

     @{
        ViewData["Title"] = "Home Page";
     }
  
  
     @using DAY2.Models;
  
     <h1>First Name: @Model.firstName</h1>
     <br>
     <h1>Middle Name: @Model.middleName</h1>
     <br>
     <h1>Last Name: @Model.lastName</h1>
  

day 3! 😄🔪

Create an inventory list screen

• Create a new solution for your inventory list screen

• Create an inventory model in the Model folder that has the properties ItemID, ItemName, ItemDescription, ItemCode, Quantity, and CreateDate.

• Create a new controller and name it InventoryController.

• Create a new method in the InventoryController and create a new view.

• Create a list of your inventory model and add a dummy data.

• Display the dummy datas in a table in your newly created view.

  DAY 3 Exercise

Day4 Creating CRUD MVC

• day 4 Exercise

trouble shooting

• removing cached/nested repository 💩

  git rm -r --cached [name of the folder]
  

ADDITIONAL

• FILE relative linking

   ![mymage](images/image.png)
   ![allias](relative path)
  

Note

see the other sample in journal including Note, Tip, Important, Warning and Caution GITHUB and GIT JOURNAL

nuget

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