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Week02 - Lab - Pet: Using Using Using Using Using

The document contains code for a C# program that defines classes to represent pets and medals. For pets, it creates a list of sample pet objects, sets some of their properties like owner, and outputs information about the pets. For medals, it similarly defines a Medal class, creates a list of medal objects, and outputs the medals in various formats like by year, color, or those setting records. It also saves the medal objects to a text file.

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Week02 - Lab - Pet: Using Using Using Using Using

The document contains code for a C# program that defines classes to represent pets and medals. For pets, it creates a list of sample pet objects, sets some of their properties like owner, and outputs information about the pets. For medals, it similarly defines a Medal class, creates a list of medal objects, and outputs the medals in various formats like by year, color, or those setting records. It also saves the medal objects to a text file.

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Week02_Lab_Pet

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
/*Name: Mel Vincent Anonuevo
*SIN: 301167069
*Date: Sept 21, 2021
*/
namespace Week02_Lab_Pet
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{

List<Pets> pets = new List<Pets>


{
new Pets("Cobby", 1, "A cute puppy"),
new Pets("Miguel", 10, "Sweet dog"),
new Pets("Maria", 13, "A very gentle dog"),
new Pets("Pablo", 1, "Big Appetite"),

};

pets[0].SetOwner("Mel");
pets[1].SetOwner("Trisha");
pets[2].SetOwner("Trisha");

pets[0].Train();
pets[2].Train();

Console.WriteLine("All pets:");
foreach (var Pets in pets)
{
Console.WriteLine($" - {Pets}");

}
Console.WriteLine();

Console.Write("Please enter the name of the owner to see which pets they own:
");
string owner = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine($"These pets are owned by {owner}");
foreach (Pets pet in pets)
{
if (pet.Owner == owner)
Console.WriteLine($" - {pet}");
}

}
}

}
class Pets
{
public string Name { get; }
public string Owner { get; private set; }
public int Age { get; }
public string Description { get; }
public bool IsHouseTrained { get; private set; }

public Pets(string name, int age, string description)


{
Name = name;
Age = age;
Description = description;
Owner = "no one";
IsHouseTrained = false;

public void SetOwner(string owner)


{

Owner = owner;
}

public void Train()


{
IsHouseTrained = true;
}

public override string ToString()


{
string trained = IsHouseTrained ? "Trained" : "Untrained";
return $"{Name}({Age}), {trained}, owned by {Owner}: {Description}";

}
}
Week02_Lab_Medal

using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
/*Name: Mel Vincent Anonuevo
*SIN: 301167069
*Date: Sept 19, 2021
*/
namespace Week02_Lab_Medal
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{

//create a medal object


Medal m1 = new Medal("Horace Gwynne", "Boxing", MedalColor.Gold, 2012, true);
//print the object
Console.WriteLine(m1);
//print only the name of the medal holder
Console.WriteLine(m1.Name);

//create another object


Medal m2 = new Medal("Michael Phelps", "Swimming", MedalColor.Gold, 2012,
false);
//print the updated m2
Console.WriteLine(m2);

//create a list to store the medal objects


List<Medal> medals = new List<Medal>() { m1, m2 };

medals.Add(new Medal("Ryan Cochrane", "Swimming", MedalColor.Silver, 2012,


false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Adam van Koeverden", "Canoeing", MedalColor.Silver,
2012, false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Rosie MacLennan", "Gymnastics", MedalColor.Gold, 2012,
false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Christine Girard", "Weightlifting", MedalColor.Bronze,
2012, false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Charles Hamelin", "Short Track", MedalColor.Gold, 2014,
true));
medals.Add(new Medal("Alexandre Bilodeau", "Freestyle skiing",
MedalColor.Gold, 2012, true));
medals.Add(new Medal("Jennifer Jones", "Curling", MedalColor.Gold, 2014,
false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Charle Cournoyer", "Short Track", MedalColor.Bronze,
2014, false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Mark McMorris", "Snowboarding", MedalColor.Bronze,
2014, false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Sidney Crosby ", "Ice Hockey", MedalColor.Gold, 2014,
false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Brad Jacobs", "Curling", MedalColor.Gold, 2014,
false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Ryan Fry", "Curling", MedalColor.Gold, 2014, false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Antoine Valois-Fortier", "Judo", MedalColor.Bronze,
2012, false));
medals.Add(new Medal("Brent Hayden", "Swimming", MedalColor.Bronze, 2012,
false));

//prints a numbered list of 16 medals.


Console.WriteLine("\n\nAll 16 medals");
for (int i = 0; i < medals.Count; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{i + 1}. {medals[i]}");
}

//prints a numbered list of 16 names (ONLY)


Console.WriteLine("\n\nAll 16 names");
for (int i = 0; i < medals.Count; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{i + 1}. {medals[i].Name}");
}

//prints a numbered list of 9 gold medals


Console.WriteLine("\n\nAll 9 gold medals");
int indx = 0;
foreach (var Medal in medals)
{
if (Medal.Color == MedalColor.Gold)
Console.WriteLine($"{++indx}. {Medal}");

}
/*foreach (var Medal in medals)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{Medal.Name}({MedalColor.Gold})");
}*/

//prints a numbered list of 9 medals in 2012


Console.WriteLine("\n\nAll 9 medals in 2012");
indx = 0;
foreach (var Medal in medals)
{
if (Medal.Year == 2012)
Console.WriteLine($"{++indx}. {Medal}");
}

//prints a numbered list of 4 gold medals in 2012


Console.WriteLine("\n\nAll 4 gold medals in 2012");
indx = 0;
foreach (var Medal in medals)
{
if (Medal.Year == 2012 && Medal.Color == MedalColor.Gold)
Console.WriteLine($"{++indx}. {Medal}");
}

//prints a numbered list of 3 world record medals


Console.WriteLine("\n\nAll 3 records");
indx = 0;
foreach (var Medal in medals)
{
if (Medal.IsRecord)
Console.WriteLine($"{++indx}. {Medal}");
}

//saving all the medal to file Medals.txt


Console.WriteLine("\n\nSaving to file");
TextWriter writer = new StreamWriter("./Medals.txt");
foreach (var Medal in medals)
{
writer.WriteLine(Medal);

}
writer.Close();

enum MedalColor {Bronze, Silver, Gold}


class Medal
{
public string Name { get; }
public string TheEvent { get; }
public MedalColor Color { get; }
public int Year { get; }
public bool IsRecord { get; }

public Medal(string name, string theEvent, MedalColor color, int year, bool
isRecord)
{
Name = name;
TheEvent = theEvent;
Color = color;
Year = year;
IsRecord = isRecord;
}

public override string ToString()


{
string M = "";
if (IsRecord)
{
M = ("(R)");
}
return $"{Year} - {TheEvent}{M} - {Name}({Color})";
}
}
}

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