Labb8-GenericCollectionsOOP

C# console application made for a beginners programming course.

Assignment Description

This assignment is about using two common generic types in C#. You will create a class and objects based on that class, which you will then manage using Stack and List.

What you need to do

Part 1 - Stack

• Create a class named Employee:
  • This class should have several properties: Id, Name, Gender, and Salary.
• Create a Stack of Objects:
  • In the Main() method, create five objects of the class with different Id, Name, Gender, and Salary.
  • Then create a Stack and add the five objects you created using Push().
• Print all objects in the stack:
  • Print all objects in your Stack.
  • You can use a foreach loop to print out all elements in the stack.
  • After each line or element, print out how many objects are left in the stack.
• Retrieve all objects using the Pop method:
  • Retrieve all objects in the stack using the Pop() method and print them out.
  • After each line or element, print out how many objects are left in the stack.
  • Add all objects back using the Push() method.
• Retrieve objects using the Peek method:
  • Retrieve two objects using the Peek() method.
  • After each line or element, print out how many objects are left in the stack.
• Check if object number 3 exists in the stack or not and print out the result.

Part 2 - List

• Create a List.
• Add five objects of the Employee class to your List.
• Create a condition using the Contains() method to check if a specific object exists in the list. If it does, print "Employee2 object exists in the list" to the console. Otherwise, print "Employee2 object does not exist in the list".
• Next, use the Find() method to find and print the first object in the list with Gender = "Male".
• Then, use the FindAll() method to find and print all objects in the list with Gender = "Male".