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Lightening Lanes Case Study Problem Statements On Tuesday afternoons, Lightening Lanes Bowling Alley runs a special class to teach children to bowl. Each lane has an instructor who works with a team of four student bowlers and instructs them as they bowl three lines (games). The management of Lightening Lanes has asked you to develop a program that will report each student’s 3-game average score and compare it to the average score they bowled the previous week. In this way, the students can see how much they are improving. The program will utilize looping structures and data validation techniques learned in class. Input: Input should come from the keyboard, using suitable prompts. First the team names hould be entered. Then, for each of the four students on the team, the program should input their name, their previous week’s average score, and their score from each of today’s games. The score for each game must be between 0 and 300.Output: Output should be written to a file. It should be in the form of a report that lists the team name, each student’s name, their 3-game average from last week, and their 3-game average from today. Program Design General Pseudocode: The following general pseudocode lists the steps the program must carry out.Open the output file Input the team name Print report heading which includes team name For each of the 4 students Input the student’s name Input and validate their last week’s bowling average Input, validate, and add up each of their game scores from to day Print student name, last week’s average and today’s calculated average End for Close the file Variables Whose Values Will be Input : string teamName // the team name name // a student’s name double oldAvg // a student’s previous week’s averages score // a student’s score for 1 game Variable Whose Value Will be Accumulated int total // a student’s total 3-game score

Answer 1

Your code goes here:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.IO;
namespace gamescoreAveragetoFileconsole
{
class Program
{
  
//Declaring the required class variables
string teamName;
string studentName;
double oldAverage;
double newAverage;
double totalScore;

  
static void Main(string[] args)
{

//Declaring the list of program class objects
List<Program> listofObjects = new List<Program>();

for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{

Program pgmObj = new Program();

Console.WriteLine("Team Name");
pgmObj.teamName = Console.ReadLine();

Console.WriteLine("student Name");
pgmObj.studentName = Console.ReadLine();

Console.WriteLine("Old Average");
pgmObj.oldAverage = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());

Console.WriteLine("total socre");
pgmObj.totalScore = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());

// Calculating the new average
pgmObj.newAverage = pgmObj.totalScore / 3;
  
//Adding the Program objects to the list
listofObjects.Add(pgmObj);

  
}

//writting the list of objects one by one to the text document
using (var writer = new StreamWriter("C:\\doc.txt"))
{
// Loop through 4 variables
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{

writer.Write(listofObjects[i].teamName + "\r\n" + listofObjects[i].studentName + "\r\n"+"Last week's avaerage" + listofObjects[i].oldAverage+"\r\n" +"Today's average" + listofObjects[i].newAverage + "\r\n" );   
writer.Write("\r\n");

}
}
  

}
}
}

File Edit Format View Help Lightening Lanes jo Last week's avaerage78 Today's average90 Lightening Lanes Last week's avaerage80 Today's average86.6666666666667 Lightening Lanes chitra Last week's avaerage56 Today's average74 Lightening Lanes lekha Last week's avaerage26 Today's average70