PercentageInterval

CloudNimble.EasyAF.Core.PercentageInterval<T>

// Example: 2.5% interest rate every quarter (3 months)
var interestInterval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.025, 3, IntervalType.Months);

// How many quarters are there per year?
decimal quartersPerYear = interestInterval.PerYear(); // 4 quarters

// What's the total interest rate per year?
decimal totalInterestPerYear = interestInterval.RatePerYear(); // 0.10 (0.025 × 4)

// Monthly breakdown
decimal totalInterestPerMonth = interestInterval.RatePerMonth(); // ~0.0083 (0.025 × 0.33)

public PercentageInterval()

public PercentageInterval(T value, CloudNimble.EasyAF.Core.IntervalType type)

public PercentageInterval(System.Decimal money, T value, CloudNimble.EasyAF.Core.IntervalType type)

public Interval()

public Interval(T value, CloudNimble.EasyAF.Core.IntervalType type)

public Object()

public System.Decimal Rate { get; set; }

public CloudNimble.EasyAF.Core.IntervalType Type { get; set; }

public T Value { get; set; }

public virtual bool Equals(object obj)

public static bool Equals(object objA, object objB)

public virtual int GetHashCode()

public System.Type GetType()

protected internal object MemberwiseClone()

public virtual System.Decimal PerDay()

public virtual System.Decimal PerDay(System.Decimal quantity)

// Widget production: 1 widget every 1.5 hours, total from 100 units of material per day
var production = new Interval<double>(1.5, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal totalPerDay = production.PerDay(100); // 1600 widgets per day (16 * 100)

public virtual System.Decimal PerHour()

public virtual System.Decimal PerHour(System.Decimal quantity)

// Widget production: 1 widget every 1.5 hours, total from 100 units of material per hour
var production = new Interval<double>(1.5, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal totalPerHour = production.PerHour(100); // 66.67 widgets per hour (1/1.5 * 100)

public virtual System.Decimal PerMinute()

public virtual System.Decimal PerMinute(System.Decimal quantity)

// Widget production: 1 widget every 90 minutes, total from 100 units of material per minute
var production = new Interval<int>(90, IntervalType.Minutes);
decimal totalPerMinute = production.PerMinute(100); // 1.11 widgets per minute (1/90 * 100)

public virtual System.Decimal PerMonth()

public virtual System.Decimal PerMonth(System.Decimal quantity)

// Widget production: 1 widget every 3 days, total from 200 units of material per month
var production = new Interval<int>(3, IntervalType.Days);
decimal totalPerMonth = production.PerMonth(200); // 2000 widgets per month (10 * 200)

public virtual System.Decimal PerWeek()

public virtual System.Decimal PerWeek(System.Decimal quantity)

// Widget production: 1 widget every 2 days, total from 50 units of material per week
var production = new Interval<int>(2, IntervalType.Days);
decimal totalPerWeek = production.PerWeek(50); // 175 widgets per week (3.5 * 50)

public virtual System.Decimal PerYear()

public virtual System.Decimal PerYear(System.Decimal quantity)

// Widget production: 1 widget every 1 week, total from 500 units of material per year
var production = new Interval<int>(1, IntervalType.Weeks);
decimal totalPerYear = production.PerYear(500); // 26071 widgets per year (52.14 * 500)

public System.Decimal RatePerDay()

// 8% rate every 6 hours = 0.08 * 4 = 0.32 rate per day
var interval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.08, 6, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal ratePerDay = interval.RatePerDay();

public System.Decimal RatePerDay(System.Decimal principal)

// 8% growth rate every 6 hours, growth on $25,000 investment per day
var growth = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.08m, 6, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal growthPerDay = growth.RatePerDay(25000); // $8,000 per day

public System.Decimal RatePerHour()

// 12% rate every 3 hours = 0.12 * (60/180) = 0.04 rate per hour
var interval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.12, 3, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal ratePerHour = interval.RatePerHour();

public System.Decimal RatePerHour(System.Decimal principal)

// 12% growth rate every 3 hours, growth on $10,000 investment per hour
var growth = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.12m, 3, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal growthPerHour = growth.RatePerHour(10000); // $400 per hour

public System.Decimal RatePerMinute()

// 5% rate every 2 hours = 0.05 * (60/120) = 0.025 rate per minute
var interval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.05, 2, IntervalType.Hours);
decimal ratePerMinute = interval.RatePerMinute();

public System.Decimal RatePerMinute(System.Decimal principal)

// 2.5% interest every quarter, interest on $50,000 per minute
var interest = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.025m, 3, IntervalType.Months);
decimal interestPerMinute = interest.RatePerMinute(50000); // ~$0.19 per minute

public System.Decimal RatePerMonth()

// 10% rate every 1 week = 0.10 * 4.34 = 0.434 rate per month
var interval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.10, 1, IntervalType.Weeks);
decimal ratePerMonth = interval.RatePerMonth();

public System.Decimal RatePerMonth(System.Decimal principal)

// 10% growth rate every week, growth on $5,000 investment per month
var growth = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.10m, 1, IntervalType.Weeks);
decimal growthPerMonth = growth.RatePerMonth(5000); // $2,170 per month

public System.Decimal RatePerWeek()

// 15% rate every 2 days = 0.15 * 3.5 = 0.525 rate per week
var interval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.15, 2, IntervalType.Days);
decimal ratePerWeek = interval.RatePerWeek();

public System.Decimal RatePerWeek(System.Decimal principal)

// 15% discount rate every 2 days, discount on $1,000 purchase per week
var discount = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.15m, 2, IntervalType.Days);
decimal discountPerWeek = discount.RatePerWeek(1000); // $525 per week

public System.Decimal RatePerYear()

// 20% rate every 3 months = 0.20 * 4 = 0.80 rate per year
var interval = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.20, 3, IntervalType.Months);
decimal ratePerYear = interval.RatePerYear();

public System.Decimal RatePerYear(System.Decimal principal)

// 20% annual return every 3 months, return on $100,000 investment per year
var returns = new PercentageInterval<double>(0.20m, 3, IntervalType.Months);
decimal returnsPerYear = returns.RatePerYear(100000); // $80,000 per year

public static bool ReferenceEquals(object objA, object objB)

public override string ToString()

public virtual string ToString()