Write the application AutomobileDemo that prompts a user for data for eight Automobile objects in C# language The Automobile class includes the following auto-implemented properties: IdNumber - The ID number (an int) Make - The make (a string) Year - The year (an int) Price - The price (a double) Override the ToString() method to return all the details for an Automobile. During data entry, re-prompt the user if any ID number is a duplicate. Sort the objects in ID number order, and display all their data as well as a total of all their prices. For example if, the output should be in the following format (only two automobiles shown): Automobile 1 2017 honda Price is $30,000.00 Automobile 45 2016 Toyota Price is $20,000.00 Total for all Automobiles is $50,000.00

Write the application AutomobileDemo that prompts a user for data for eight Automobile objects in C# language The Automobile class includes the following auto-implemented properties: IdNumber - The ID number (an int) Make - The make (a string) Year - The year (an int) Price - The price (a double) Override the ToString() method to return all the details for an Automobile. During data entry, re-prompt the user if any ID number is a duplicate. Sort the objects in ID number order, and display all their data as well as a total of all their prices. For example if, the output should be in the following format (only two automobiles shown): Automobile 1 2017 honda Price is $30,000.00 Automobile 45 2016 Toyota Price is $20,000.00 Total for all Automobiles is $50,000.00

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter10: Introduction To Inheritance

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