Fixing issues in Foundation 1 and 2

Author: gyanqui

final/Foundation1/Description1.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+Description of Foundation 1 program
+
+In developing the YouTube video program, I have applied the abstraction principle. By utilizing the Video and Comment classes,
+I have abstracted away unnecessary complexities and focused on the core attributes and functionalities. The Video class provides
+a simplified representation of a video, emphasizing details like the title, author, and length. Similarly, the Comment class
+encapsulates comment-related information, such as the commenter's name and text. This abstraction has improved the overall
+code by enhancing maintainability, readability, and emphasizing the essential aspects of the program's logic.

final/Foundation1/Program.cs

@@ -47,19 +47,6 @@ static void Main(string[] args)
 
         videosList.Add(video3);
 
-        // Video 4
-        Video video4 = new Video("Exploring Peruvian Textile Art: Preserving Tradition and Culture", "Juan Perez Garcia", 5.25);
-
-        Comment video4Comment1 = new Comment("Valentina", "Peruvian textile craftsmanship is so beautiful. I appreciate the effort and talent of our artists.");
-        Comment video4Comment2 = new Comment("Andrés", "I love how you connect with local artisans. Their work is invaluable.");
-        Comment video4Comment3 = new Comment("Isabella", "The details in the textiles are stunning. Peruvian art is truly exceptional.");
-
-        video4.ListComment(video4Comment1);
-        video4.ListComment(video4Comment2);
-        video4.ListComment(video4Comment3);
-
-        videosList.Add(video4);
-
         foreach (Video video in videosList)
         {
             video.DisplayInfo();

final/Foundation1/Videos.cs

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ public class Video
     private string _author;
     private double _length;
     private List<Comment> _comments = new List<Comment>();
-        
+
     public Video(string title, string author, double length)
     {
         _title = title;
@@ -32,7 +32,6 @@ public void DisplayInfo()
         foreach (Comment comment in _comments)
         {
             comment.DisplayInfo();
-        }
-        
+        }    
     }
 }

final/Foundation2/Description2.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+Description of Foundation 2 program
+
+In this project, I have implemented the encapsulation principle by creating separate classes for Product,
+Order, Customer, and Address. Each class encapsulates its own data and behavior, ensuring that the internal
+implementation details are hidden from other classes. The Product class encapsulates product details, such
+as the name, ID, price, and quantity, providing a clear and organized structure for managing product-related
+information. The Order class encapsulates the concept of an order, including a list of products and a customer,
+allowing for easy manipulation and calculation of total price and shipping cost. The Customer class encapsulates
+customer information, like the name and address, protecting the data and providing methods to access and manipulate
+it in a controlled manner. The Address class encapsulates address-related details, enabling the generation of full
+address strings and checking if the address is from the USA. This implementation of encapsulation improves code
+organization, data hiding, and separation of concerns, resulting in maintainable and reusable code.

final/Foundation2/Program.cs

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ static void Main(string[] args)
 
         Console.WriteLine("Order Number: 1");
         order1.DisplayResults();
-        Console.WriteLine("-------- Order Complete --------\n");
+        Console.WriteLine();
 
         // Order 2
         Address address2 = new Address("352 St", "Good Year", "AZ 85001", "USA");
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ static void Main(string[] args)
 
         Console.WriteLine("Order Number: 2");
         order2.DisplayResults();
-        Console.WriteLine("-------- Order Complete --------\n");
+        Console.WriteLine();
 
         // Order 3
         Address address3 = new Address("2010 W 500 S", "Salt Lake", "UT 84104", "USA");
@@ -58,6 +58,6 @@ static void Main(string[] args)
 
         Console.WriteLine("Order Number: 3");
         order3.DisplayResults();
-        Console.WriteLine("-------- Order Complete --------\n");
+        Console.WriteLine();
     }
-}
+}