The provided code defines a basic in-memory CRUD (Create, Read,...
September 5, 2025 at 02:30 PM
The provided code defines a basic in-memory CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) repository system for managing a collection of Item
objects in C#. Here's what each part of the code does:
Key Components:
-
Item
Class:- This class represents an entity with two properties:
Id
(an integer) which is the unique identifier for the item.Name
(a required string) which represents the name of the item.
- The
required
modifier indicates that theName
property must be set when creating or initializing an instance ofItem
.
- This class represents an entity with two properties:
-
ItemRepository
Class:- This class serves as a repository for managing a collection of
Item
objects (items
list). - It uses a
List<Item>
as an in-memory storage for theItem
objects, allowing CRUD operations.
- This class serves as a repository for managing a collection of
Methods in ItemRepository
:
-
Create(Item item)
:- Adds a new
Item
object to theitems
list.
- Adds a new
-
Read(int id)
:- Finds and returns an
Item
from theitems
list based on itsId
. - Returns
null
if no matchingItem
is found.
- Finds and returns an
-
ReadAll()
:- Returns the entire list of
Item
objects (items
).
- Returns the entire list of
-
Update(int id, Item updatedItem)
:- Finds an existing
Item
in the list by itsId
. - If found, updates the
Name
property of theItem
with theName
from theupdatedItem
provided.
- Finds an existing
-
Delete(int id)
:- Finds an existing
Item
in the list by itsId
. - If found, removes the
Item
from theitems
list.
- Finds an existing
In summary, this code provides a basic implementation of a repository pattern that manages a collection of Item
objects. It demonstrates how to perform Create, Read (single and all), Update, and Delete operations on an in-memory list of items.
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