C#

Brian_TheLion wrote:

You have an inventory class and a get/drop class

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

"Global variables", in my humble opinion, are a lazy and error prone way of moving data between objects.

Brian_TheLion wrote:

I have a program I want to convert to C#.

derStrom          current, power, stream, electricity, flux, river
Strömung          flow, current, stream, trend, drift, tendency
aktuell           current, latest, actual, topical, up, relevant
gegenwärtig       present, current, existing
laufend           running, ongoing, current, present, routine, runny
derzeitig         current, present, prevailing, of that time
augenblicklich    present, current, immediate, momentary, temporary
geltend           established, current, in force, prevailing, operative
gebräuchlich      common, customary, usual, conventional, current, standard
gängig            common, popular, current, going, possible
bestehend         existing, established, present, current, standing, prevailing
jetzig            present, current
nunmehrig         current, present
herrschend        ruling, reigning, dominant, prevalent, prevailing, current
marktgängig       marketable, merchantable, current

class A
{
   private B _b = new B();

   public int GetValue()
   {
      return (_b.BoolValue) ? 1 : 0;
   }

   public void SetValue(int input)
   {
      _b.BoolValue = (input != 0);
   }
}

class B
{
   public bool BoolValue
   {
      get; set;
   }
}

class Program{
   static Main(string[] args)
   {
      A a = new A();
      Console.WriteLine(a.GetValue()); // prints "0"
      a.SetValue(42);
      Console.WriteLine(a.GetValue()); // prints "1"
   }
}

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You have an inventory class and a get/drop class