public static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Instantiate three Student objects.
Student s1 = new Student("John", "Doe", "May 1, 1995");
s1.AddressLine1 = "1234 Main Street";
s1.AddressLine2 = "Apartment 2F";
s1.City = "New York City";
s1.Zip = "11000";
s1.State = "New York";
s1.City = "USA";
Student s2 = new Student("Jade", "Smith", "Oct 12, 1996");
s1.AddressLine1 = "2122 First Street";
s1.AddressLine2 = "";
s1.City = "Jersey City";
s1.Zip = "07002";
s1.State = "New Jersey";
s1.City = "USA";
Student s3 = new Student("Jack", "Black", "March 25, 1995");
s1.AddressLine1 = "8120 JFK Blvd";
s1.AddressLine2 = "Apartment 1601";
s1.City = "New York City";
s1.Zip = "11025";
s1.State = "New York";
s1.City = "USA";
// Instantiate a Course object called Programming with C#.
Course csharp = new Course("Programming with C#");
// Add your three students to this Course object.
csharp.students = new Student[3] { s1, s2, s3 };
// Instantiate at least one Teacher object.
Teacher lecturer = new Teacher("Mr.", "Jackson");
// Add that Teacher object to your Course object
csharp.teachers = new Teacher[3];
csharp.teachers[0] = lecturer;
// Instantiate a Degree object, such as Bachelor.
Degree degree = new Degree("Bachelor of Science");
// Add your Course object to the Degree object.
degree.Course = csharp;
// Instantiate a UProgram object called Information Technology.
UProgram program = new UProgram("Information Technology");
// Add the Degree object to the UProgram object.
program.Degree = degree;
// Using Console.WriteLine statements, output the following information to the console window:
// The name of the program and the degree it contains
Console.WriteLine("The {0} program contains the {1} degree.", program.ProgramName, degree.DegreeName);
// The name of the course in the degree
Console.WriteLine("The {0} degree contains the {1} course.", degree.DegreeName, csharp.CourseName);
// The count of the number of students in the course.
Console.WriteLine("There are {0} student(s) in the course {1}.", csharp.students.Length, csharp.CourseName);
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
Student[] students = new Student[5];
// creating student record with constructors
students[0] = new Student("John", "Doe", "May 1, 1995");
// creating student record with setting fields
students[1].firstName = "David";
students[1].lastName = "Smith";
students[1].birthday = "October 2, 1996";
Console.WriteLine("Student {0} {1} was born on {2}.", students[0].firstName, students[0].lastName, students[0].birthday);
Console.WriteLine("Student {0} {1} was born on {2}.", students[1].firstName, students[1].lastName, students[1].birthday);
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
Random rnd = new Random();
// Instantiate three Student objects.
Student s1 = new Student("John", "Doe", "May 1, 1995");
s1.AddressLine1 = "1234 Main Street";
s1.AddressLine2 = "Apartment 2F";
s1.City = "New York City";
s1.Zip = "11000";
s1.State = "New York";
s1.City = "USA";
// Add 5 grades to the the Stack in the each Student object.
// (this does not have to be inside the constructor because
// you may not have grades for a student when you create a new student.)
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
s1.Grades.Push(rnd.Next(60, 100));
}
Student s2 = new Student("Jade", "Smith", "Oct 12, 1996");
s2.AddressLine1 = "2122 First Street";
s2.AddressLine2 = "";
s2.City = "Jersey City";
s2.Zip = "07002";
s2.State = "New Jersey";
s2.City = "USA";
// Add 5 grades to the the Stack in the each Student object.
// (this does not have to be inside the constructor because
// you may not have grades for a student when you create a new student.)
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
s2.Grades.Push(rnd.Next(60, 100));
}
Student s3 = new Student("Jack", "Black", "March 25, 1995");
s3.AddressLine1 = "8120 JFK Blvd";
s3.AddressLine2 = "Apartment 1601";
s3.City = "New York City";
s3.Zip = "11025";
s3.State = "New York";
s3.City = "USA";
// Add 5 grades to the the Stack in the each Student object.
// (this does not have to be inside the constructor because
// you may not have grades for a student when you create a new student.)
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
s3.Grades.Push(rnd.Next(60, 100));
}
// Instantiate a Course object called Programming with C#.
Course csharp = new Course("Programming with C#");
// Add your three students to this Course object.
// Modify your code to use the ArrayList collection as the replacement
// to the array. In other words, when you add a Student to the Course
// object, you will add it to the ArrayList and not an array.
// Add the three Student objects to the Students ArrayList inside the Course object.
csharp.students.Add(s1);
csharp.students.Add(s2);
csharp.students.Add(s3);
// Instantiate at least one Teacher object.
Teacher lecturer = new Teacher("Mr.", "Michael", "Jackson");
// Add that Teacher object to your Course object
csharp.teachers = new Teacher[3];
csharp.teachers[0] = lecturer;
// Instantiate a Degree object, such as Bachelor.
Degree degree = new Degree("Bachelor of Science");
// Add your Course object to the Degree object.
degree.Course = csharp;
// Instantiate a UProgram object called Information Technology.
UProgram program = new UProgram("Information Technology");
// Add the Degree object to the UProgram object.
program.Degree = degree;
// Using Console.WriteLine statements, output the following information to the console window:
// The name of the program and the degree it contains
Console.WriteLine("The {0} program contains the {1} degree.", program.ProgramName, degree.DegreeName);
// The name of the course in the degree
Console.WriteLine("The {0} degree contains the {1} course.", degree.DegreeName, csharp.CourseName);
// The count of the number of students in the course.
Console.WriteLine("There are {0} student(s) in the course {1}.", csharp.students.Count, csharp.CourseName);
// Call the ListStudents() method from Main().
csharp.ListStudents();
}