C# Console application Can someone help me out!

Question

Write a C# console application which builds a single list of vehicles from any appropriate source and then prints the details of all the vehicles in the list out to the console. A vehicle can be one of 3 types: Car Motorbike Boat All 3 types have the following common properties: Engine Manufacturer Model Each vehicle also has properties which are unique to each vehicle type. For example a car has 4 wheels a motorbike has 2 and a boat has a propeller Should i use Enum For car manifacturer if yes how can i do so with properties? Should i make the base class as an abstract Class? Should i override My properties? Should i use Interfaces or properties for Engine ? Can someone please provide a code sample i would be very thankful

Priyaranjan K S · Answer

Hi Omar You may try out this : namespace VehiclesListing { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var VehicleList = new List (); VehicleList.Add(new Vehicles { Type = Car Engine = i20 Asta Manufacturer = Hyundai Model = 2013 }); VehicleList.Add(new Vehicles { Type = Bike Engine = Thunderbird Manufacturer = RE Model = 1990 }); foreach (Vehicles Vehicle in VehicleList) { Console.WriteLine(Type is --> + Vehicle.Type); Console.WriteLine(Engine is -->  + Vehicle.Engine); Console.WriteLine(Manufacturer is -->  + Vehicle.Manufacturer); Console.WriteLine(Model is --> + Vehicle.Model); } Console.ReadLine(); } public class Vehicles { public string Type { get; set; } public string Engine { get; set; } public string Manufacturer { get; set; } public int Model { get; set; } } } } Thanks Priyan If you found this useful Please mark this as Answer

Francis · Answer

Hope that you are expecting the program like below if you are not then let me know: namespace DemoConsole { class Vehicle { public string type; public string engine; public string manufacturer; public string model; } class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Vehicle objCar = new Vehicle(); objCar.type = Car; objCar.engine = 100BHP; objCar.manufacturer = Hyundai; objCar.model = 2004; Vehicle objBike = new Vehicle(); objBike.type = Bike; objBike.engine = 10BHP; objBike.manufacturer = Hero; objBike.model = 2015; List list = new List (); list.Add(objCar); list.Add(objBike); foreach(Vehicle v in list) { Console.WriteLine(v.type); Console.WriteLine(v.engine); Console.WriteLine(v.manufacturer); Console.WriteLine(v.model); } Console.ReadKey(); } } }