Object-Oriented Programming in C#

• Object-Oriented Programming: Inheritance with Person, Student, and Teacher Classes in C#

  In this exercise, you will practice object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts by implementing inheritance in C#. You will create a base class named "Person" and derive two subclas...

• Implementing a Photo Album Class with Constructors in C#

  In this exercise, you will implement a C# class named "PhotoAlbum" that manages the number of pages in a photo album. The class will include a private attribute "numberOfPages" and...

• Implementing a Class Diagram in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# project that follows the provided class diagram. You will define a class named "Person" with a private attribute "name" and two methods: a co...

• Implementing a Vehicle Class Hierarchy in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# project following a given class diagram that represents a hierarchy of vehicles. You will define a base class "Vehicle" with appropriate attr...

• Create a 'Car' Class with Inheritance from 'Vehicle' in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a "Car" class that inherits from the "Vehicle" class. The "Car" class will add specific attributes and methods related to a car. The "Vehicle" clas...

• Design and Implement Classes Based on the Given Diagram in C#

  In this task, you will design and implement a set of classes based on a given diagram. The diagram outlines the structure and relationships of the classes, including attributes and...

• Create a Rectangle Class with Length and Width in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a new class called Rectangle that represents a rectangle with a given length and width. The class will provide methods to calculate its area and p...

More C# Practice Exercises Grouped

• Getting Started with C# Programming

  Starting your journey with C# programming opens the door to a wide range of possibilities in software development. In this section, you'll learn the foundational concepts of C#—fro...

• C# Flow Control Basics

  Mastering flow control is essential to writing efficient and dynamic programs in C#. This section covers the key structures that guide the flow of execution in your applications, s...

• C# Basic Data Types Overview

  Understanding the basic data types in C# is crucial for building strong, efficient applications. This section introduces the fundamental building blocks of C# programming, includin...

• C# Arrays, Structures and Strings

  Arrays, structures, and strings are fundamental data structures in C#. This section explores how to store and manage collections of data using arrays, organize complex data using s...

• Functions in C#

  Functions are the building blocks of reusable code in C#. In this section, you'll learn how to define and use functions to organize your code, improve readability, and avoid repeti...

• Advanced Classes in C#

  Advanced classes in C# go beyond basic object-oriented concepts, allowing you to create more complex and powerful structures. This section covers topics such as inheritance, interf...

• File Handling in C#

  File handling in C# allows you to read, write, and manipulate data stored in files. In this section, you'll learn how to work with different types of files, such as text files, bi...

• Object Persistence in C#

  Object persistence in C# refers to the ability to store and retrieve objects from permanent storage, such as databases or files. In this section, you'll learn how to use techniques...

• Working with Relational Databases in C#

  Working with relational databases in C# enables you to store, retrieve, and manipulate structured data efficiently. In this section, you'll explore how to connect to a relational ...

• Dynamic Memory Management in C#

  Dynamic memory management in C# allows you to allocate, use, and release memory during runtime, optimizing resource usage and performance. In this section, you'll explore how to w...

• Using Additional Libraries in C#

  Using additional libraries in C# allows you to extend the functionality of your applications and leverage pre-built solutions to solve common problems. In this section, you'll lear...

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• Create a Table Class with Random Dimensions in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a class named Table that represents a table with specific dimensions, namely width and height. The class will have a constructor that accepts thes...

• Managing Employees and Salaries in a Company in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a class hierarchy to manage employees in a company. The main class, Employee, will store basic information such as name, salary, and position. It w...

• Tables and Coffee Tables Management System in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a project named "Tables2," based on the existing "Tables" project. The project will include a base class "Table" that represents standard tables wi...

• Basic Text Encryption and Decryption in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a class called "Encrypter" that provides basic text encryption and decryption functionality. The class will include two static methods: Encrypt and...

• Complex Number Operations in C#

  A complex number consists of two parts: a real part and an imaginary part. In this exercise, we will create a class named ComplexNumber that will allow us to represent and perform ...

• Enhancing Tables Classes with Legs in C#

  n this exercise, we will extend the previous example of tables and coffee tables by introducing a new class called Leg. Each table can have a leg, and the leg will contain a method...