April 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1700 pages
92h 51m
English
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Using Delegates
To realize our countdown mechanism in code, let’s build a CountDown class that gets initialized with the number of seconds to countdown. This part leads to the following obvious skeleton code:
class CountDown { private uint _seconds; public CountDown(uint seconds) { _seconds = seconds; }}
Next, we need to separate two concerns: the parts dealing with interactive user actions versus the ones that have a reactive nature. We already know how to realize interactive concepts by means of regular methods. In fact, we did so for the timer’s initialization by the definition of a constructor (the method to be called to create a countdown). Besides this, we need a method to start the countdown: ...
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