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C# example class, enum, properties, private methods, public methods, salary calculation example..

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace ClassDemo
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Employee tony = new Employee();
            tony.Income = 150000;
            tony.YearsOfService = 2;
            tony.SetRating(Employee.Rating.poor);
            tony.CalculateRaise();
        }
    }

    public class Employee   // new class employee
    {
        public enum Rating   // constant
        {
            poor,
            good,
            excellent
        }

        private Rating rating;  // private member variable type rating

         
// public properties member varibale income type income, a class can have properties
 public double Income { get; set; }

// public properties  memeber variable type yearofservice

        public int YearsOfService { get; set;} 

 // method setrating within a class. we have private variable rating & parameter rating
        public void SetRating(Rating rating) 

        {
            this.rating = rating;
        }

        public void CalculateRaise()
        {
            double baseRaise = Income * .05;
            double bonus = YearsOfService * 1000;
            Income = Income + baseRaise + bonus;

            switch(rating)
            {
                case Rating.poor:
                    Income -= YearsOfService * 2000;
                    break;
                case Rating.good:
                    break;
                case Rating.excellent:
                    Income += YearsOfService * 500;
                    break;
            }
            Console.WriteLine($”New income is {Income}”);
        }
    }

}

MANAGING INVENTORY

Processing Returns

1)Three ways of returning a product.
 a)Return to warehouse
 b) Return to vendor
 c)Change equipment ownership

2)All product returns are initiated with an RMA.
3)A return is not finalized until  an RMA receipt is created.

Things to Consider

1) Many implementations may include requirements for integrations with back office applications for
    inventory management.
2) Consider how this is going to work with your implementation.

MANAGING INVENTORY  IN FIELD SERVICES OVERVIEW

Inventory and Purchasing 

1)Review how Customer Assets are used
2)Purchasing in Field Service
3)Managing Adjustments and Transfers
4)Handling Returns.

 Customer Assets

1) List serviceable item related to a service location.
2)When you create and maintain a list
   of serviceable items, you can :
  a) Record specific information about the item.
   b)Create a historic log all of the work orders that are related to the item,
      which gives you a complete service history for the item.
   
3)Assets can be created manually or auto Added to a Service Location.