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3 Exercises OOP

The document describes 4 exercises involving object-oriented programming concepts in C#: 1. Create a Person class with a Name property and ToString() method, store names in an array, and output names. 2. Create Person, Student, and Teacher classes where Student and Teacher inherit from Person. Implement methods like Greet(), SetAge(), Study(), Explain(), and ShowAge(). 3. Implement an IVehiculo interface with Drive and Refuel methods for a Car class. Drive prints a message if gasoline is above 0, Refuel increases gasoline and returns true. 4. Create an abstract Animal class with SetName(), GetName(), and abstract Eat() methods. Create a Dog

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3 Exercises OOP

The document describes 4 exercises involving object-oriented programming concepts in C#: 1. Create a Person class with a Name property and ToString() method, store names in an array, and output names. 2. Create Person, Student, and Teacher classes where Student and Teacher inherit from Person. Implement methods like Greet(), SetAge(), Study(), Explain(), and ShowAge(). 3. Implement an IVehiculo interface with Drive and Refuel methods for a Car class. Drive prints a message if gasoline is above 0, Refuel increases gasoline and returns true. 4. Create an abstract Animal class with SetName(), GetName(), and abstract Eat() methods. Create a Dog

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Exercises – OOP with C#

Exercises 1: First class and method ToString()


Create a C# program that requests three names of people from the user
and stores them in an array of objects of type Person. To do this, first
create a Person class that has a Name property of type string and override
the ToString() method.

End the program by reading people and executing the ToString() method on
the screen.
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Input

1. Juan
2. Sara
3. Carlos

Output

1. Hello! My name is Juan


2. Hello! My name is Sara
3. Hello! My name is Carlos

Exercises 2: Class person, student and teacher

Create a new C # project with three classes plus another class to test the
logic in your code. The main classes of the program are the following
classes:

 Person
 Student
 Professor
The Student and Teacher classes inherit from the Person class.
The Student class will include a public  Study()  method that will write  I'm
studying  on the screen.

The Person class must have two public methods  Greet()  and  SetAge(int
age)  that will assign the age of the person.

The Teacher class will include a public  Explain()  method that will
write  I'm explaining  on the screen.

Also create a public method  ShowAge()  in the Student class that
writes  My age is: x years old on the screen.

You must create another test class called StudentProfessorTest with a Main
method to do the following:

 Create a new Person and make him say hello


 Create a new Student, set an age, say hello, and display her age on the
screen.
 Create a new Teacher, set an age, say hello and start the explanation.
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Input

1.  

Output

1. Hello!

2. Hello!

3. My age is 21 years old

4. I'm studying

5. Hello!
6. I'm explaining

Exercises 3: Implement Interface


Create a C# program that implements an IVehiculo interface with two
methods, one for Drive of type void and another for Refuel of type bool
that has a parameter of type integer with the amount of gasoline to refuel.

Then create a Car class with a builder that receives a parameter with the
car's starting gasoline amount and implements the Drive and Refuel
methods of the car. 

The Drive method will print on the screen that the car is Driving, if the
gasoline is greater than 0. The Refuel method will increase the gasoline of
the car and return true. 

To carry out the tests, create an object of type Car with 0 of gasoline in the
Main of the program and ask the user for an amount of gasoline to refuel,
finally execute the Drive method of the car. 
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Input

1. 50

Output

1. Driving

Exercise 4: Abstract class

Create a C# program that implements an abstract class Animal that has a


Name property of type text and three methods SetName (string name),
GetName and Eat. The Eat method will be an abstract method of type void. 
You will also need to create a Dog class that implements the above Animal
class and the Eat method that says the dog is Eating. 

To test the program ask the user for a dog name and create a new Dog type
object from the Main of the program, give the Dog object a name, and then
execute the GetName and Eat methods.
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Input

1. Tobby

Output

1. Tobby

2. Eating

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