Project Structure and Organization

This outline provides a high-level description of the project’s directory structure and file organization for maintainability.

Solution File:

  • generic-math.sln: generic-math.sln Defines the solution for the project, encompassing all related projects within the solution.

Project File:

  • generic-math.csproj: generic-math.csproj Describes the project’s configuration, dependencies, and build settings.

Code Files:

  • RomanNumeral.cs: RomanNumeral.cs Contains classes and methods related to Roman numeral operations.
  • Program.cs: Program.cs Serves as the entry point for the application.

Supporting Files:

Example Code:

  • Program.cs contains the following code snippet that demonstrates the use of Roman numeral parsing:
    List numerals = new() { Numeral.Parse("V", null), Numeral.Parse("IV", null) };
              
  • RomanNumeral.cs includes the following example:
    public static class Extensions
              {
                  public static T SumNoNo(this IEnumerable source) {
                      T sum = default;
                          foreach (T v in source) {
                              sum += v;
                          }
                      return sum;
                  }
              }
              

          ## Top-Level Directory Explanations
          
          <a class='local-link directory-link' data-ref="obj/" href="#obj/">obj/</a> - Temporary directory that stores compiled intermediate files during the build process.
          
          <a class='local-link directory-link' data-ref="obj/Debug/" href="#obj/Debug/">obj/Debug/</a> - Temporary directory for debug versions of the compiled intermediate files.
          
          <a class='local-link directory-link' data-ref="obj/Debug/net6.0/" href="#obj/Debug/net6.0/">obj/Debug/net6.0/</a> - Temporary directory for debug versions of the compiled intermediate files for .NET 6.0.