C# Answers

1. Write a menu-driven program to perform the following operations in a single linked list by using suitable user-defined functions for each case.

a) Traversal of the list.

b) Check if the list is empty.

c) Insert a node at a certain position (at beginning/end/any position).

d) Delete a node at a certain position (at beginning/end/any position).

e) Delete a node for the given key.

f) Count the total number of nodes.

g) Search for an element in the linked list.

Verify & validate each function from main method.

2. WAP to display the contents of a linked list in reverse order

Create a C# program that uses array:

that accepts value and display.

Create a console application for a club to record their member information. For each member to need to store the member’s name and merit points. All new members starts with 0 merit points. Implement class Member which has private attributes for Name and Points. You need to create at a constructor method and the class also needs to have the following methods: public string getName() //Returns the name of the member public int getPoints() //Returns the points of the member public void setPoints(int P) //Sets the points of the member In the application class (main method in the program.cs file), do the following:  Create two instances of Member, for John and Susan  Assign merit points to each of them  Use an if statement to display the name of the member with the highest points. 

Create a windows application for a library which will request the user to input the number of books checked out and the number of days they are overdue. Your program should then calculate and displays the library fine, which is 20 cents per book per day for the first seven days a book is overdue, then 50 cents per book per day for each additional day.

Note: when submitting your solution to this task, you will also need to include an image of your form (interface) design. 

Write a program that requires you to calculate a shop’s total money in a specific register. All

the different notes should be added to calculate how much money is in the register. The coins

are added together manually and then added to the total. Required input values are:

o The amount of 10 rand notes.

o The amount of 20 rand notes.

o The amount of 50 rand notes.

o The amount of 100 rand notes.

o The amount of 200 rand notes.

o The total of the coins.

The output is the total cash in the register.

Write a brief C# script that multiplies the number of recruits by 5 and stores it as the players score. The script should also deduct points when the number of recruits falls below 10 (assuming that the player is part of the team).