This is a simplified example of an election system implemented in TypeScript. It provides basic functionality for candidate registration, vote casting, and vote counting.
#1. Create an Election System
typescript const election = new ElectionSystem();
#2. Add Candidates
Candidates are registered with their names using the addCandidate method.
election.addCandidate("Candidate A"); election.addCandidate("Candidate B");
#3. Cast Votes
Votes are cast for candidates by specifying their names using the castVote method.
election.castVote("Candidate A"); election.castVote("Candidate A"); election.castVote("Candidate B");
##4. Count Votes
To count the votes and determine the winners, use the countVotes method.
It returns an array of candidates sorted by the number of votes in descending order.
const results = election.countVotes();
#5. Display Results
You can display the election results using a loop:
console.log("Election Results:"); results.forEach((candidate, index) => { console.log(${index + 1}. ${candidate.name}: ${candidate.votes} votes); });
- Candidate A: 2 votes
- Candidate B: 1 votes
-This is a basic example for demonstration purposes and does not cover all aspects of a real-world election system.
- In a production system, you would need to consider security, user authentication, and data persistence.
- Error handling and validation have been simplified for clarity and should be more robust in a real application.