CMSC222: Project 9, Object Oriented Programming

Section 30127: Due Sunday, May 5, 2024

Create a C# class and a Windows Form Application that uses it.

Create a class of your choice and sufficient code to test all of the features. You must have a robust class with several variables and methods. There should be at least one member variable that is private and the values are restricted. For example a width must be > 0; A name cannot be blank, etc.

The following are requirements:

If any of these requirements are not met, the score will be 0.

Item
The program is a Windows Form Application.
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The program runs correctly with no error messages or warnings and produces correct results.

If the requirements are met, the grade is as follows:

Item	Points
There is a comment with your name and description of the program at the top of the code.	3
Every procedure has a comment at the top.	3
All controls, menu items, and forms have good names using the 3 letter prefix	3
All controls and menu items are arranged in a logical order.	3
The user interface makes it clear what the user needs to input to create an instance of the class.	3
All information is displayed in labels, not text boxes.	3
There is no text visible that is not relevant, such as Form1, Label1, etc.	3
There are no spelling errors in the user interface.	3
The menu is in a standard Windows format with Exit, File, Open, etc. in the expected locations.	3
Code is clear, understandable, and efficient	3
The class is sufficiently complex to enough to be useful or interesting.	6
There is a least one private member variable and the value is restricted in all constructors and setter methods.	5
All private member variables have getter methods,	4
There are methods for comparing two instances (<, >, ==, etc.)	5

Possible points=50
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If you do not receive a perfect score you may resubmit it as long as it is resubmitted within 3 days.
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