Dotnet polymorph conversion from java #129
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and use the generic Enum.GetValues
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Haven’t been able to get a .NET environment configured that can run tests, so I’m leaving this for Alec to merge on Monday evening. |
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I've converted the Java code over to dotnet for the mixed deck.
There are a few areas that I've tweaked to bring in examples of generics. We could tidy up further, but I'm mindful that from a bootcamp perspective, it may be better if the code is 'wordier' than we might write in the day-to-day work.