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OOP Exercises For Slot 456

This document contains instructions for 5 exercises involving object-oriented programming in C#: 1. Create a Dice class with a roll method to generate random numbers, and a program to allow guessing the dice roll. 2. Create a Fraction class to perform arithmetic on fractions, with methods for input, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and displaying fractions as decimals. 3. Define a Song class to store song data, read songs from input, and output names by type. 4. Create classes with given components. 5. Create a PriceCalculator class to calculate hotel prices based on price per day, number of days, season, and discount type defined as enums.

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OOP Exercises For Slot 456

This document contains instructions for 5 exercises involving object-oriented programming in C#: 1. Create a Dice class with a roll method to generate random numbers, and a program to allow guessing the dice roll. 2. Create a Fraction class to perform arithmetic on fractions, with methods for input, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and displaying fractions as decimals. 3. Define a Song class to store song data, read songs from input, and output names by type. 4. Create classes with given components. 5. Create a PriceCalculator class to calculate hotel prices based on price per day, number of days, season, and discount type defined as enums.

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Exercise 1: Dice

Use object-oriented programming method to create a C# program with the following requirements:
 Users enter a number of sides of Dice
 The program will generate a random number from 1 to the number of sides
 Users will input a guessing number and get the results of the guessing.
What classes should we create?
- Class: Dice
o Fields: slides
o Methods: roll (generate a random number from 1 to sides)
- A class to run the program

Exercise 2: Make a Fraction class in C#


Create a class called Fraction to perform arithmetic operations with fractional numbers.
Write a program to test this class:
Use integer values to represent the attributes of the class – the numerator and the denominator.
Create public methods to perform the following:
 Input two fractions. The result is normalized.
 Add two fractions. The result is normalized.
 Subtract two fractions. The result is normalized.
 Multiply two fractions. The result is normalized.
 Divide two fractions. The result is normalized.
 Display a fraction as follows: (A/B). A is the numerator, B is the denominator
 Display a fraction on the screen as a decimal number.

Exercise 3
Define a class Song, which holds the following information about songs: Type List, Name and Time.
On the first line you will receive the number of songs - N.
On the next N-lines you will be receiving data in the following format:
"{typeList}_{name}_{time}".
On the last line you will receive Type List / "all". Print only the Names of the songs which are from
that Type List / All songs.

Examples
Input Output
3 DownTown
favourite_DownTown_3:14 Kiss
favourite_Kiss_4:16 Smooth Criminal
favourite_Smooth Criminal_4:01
favourite
4 Andalouse
favourite_DownTown_3:14
listenLater_Andalouse_3:24
favourite_In To The Night_3:58
favourite_Live It Up_3:48
listenLater
2 Replay
like_Replay_3:15 Photoshop
ban_Photoshop_3:48
all

Exercise 4: Create classes with the following components

Exercise 5: Hotel Reservation


 Create a class PriceCalculator that calculates the total price
of a holiday, by given price per day, number of days, the season
and a discount type
 The discount type and season
should be enums
 The price multipliers will be:
 1x for Autumn, 2x for Spring, etc.
 The discount types will be:
 None - 0%
 SecondVisit - 10%
 VIP - 20%

Solution of Exercise 2
Define class Song with properties: Type List, Name and Time.

Read the input lines, make collection and store the data.

Finally read your last line – Type List and print


the result.

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