Description
Similar to last assignment, in this assignment, you will create two classes: A MainClass and a second class which is used in the main class.
- Choose any entity/concept that can be modeled as class and object (except “course” and “car” which we have already modeled), and define a class for it (hereafter referred to as YourClass).
YouClass should have:
- One meaningful integer attribute and one meaningful string attribute that can be read and written. (e.g. attributes “year” and “color” for class/object “car”)
Hint1: The attributes should be private
Hint2: use get and set for each attribute (in a public property)
- A method SetAttributes() that takes two parameters for and initializes the two attributes to those parameters (do not use constructors)
Hint: use the convention for naming the parameters as “inAttribute”
- A method PrintInfo () which will print out the two attributes of any object of your class
Hint: use Console.WriteLine(….) syntax inside your method
Once you have designed YourClass, write a MainClass with a main method. Your main method should:
- Instantiate 2 objects of YourClass (hereafter referred to as obj1 and obj2) and initialize them with inputs from the user.
Hint1: user Console.Readline() for input from user
Hint2: use your SetAttributes to initialize your attributes
Hint: Do not forget to compile and debug your code at this point. Your code should compile and run without any error so far.
- Compare the integer attributes of the two objects and identify the object (objX, where X is 1 or 2) with the larger integer attribute.
- Print this object’s attributes using the PrintInfo() method you created
Hint: Use objX.PrintInfo() syntax in your main class
