Question

Create a C# Console program. Add a class named Employee that has the following public fields:

• Name. The name field references a String object that holds the employee’s name.

• IDNumber. The IDNumber is an int that holds the employee’s ID number.

• Department. The department field is a String that holds the name of the department where the employee works.

• Position. The position field is a String that holds the employee’s job title.

Once you have written the class, write a separate (main) program that creates three Employee objects to hold the following data:

Name ID Number Department       Position

Susan Meyers 47899 Accounting Vice President

Mark Jones 39119 IT Programmer

Joy Rogers 81774 Manufacturing Engineer

The program should:

• Store this data in three employee objects
• Display the data for each employee on the screen. You do not have to worry about table formatting.

Access the fields using variableName.fieldName. For example, in the main program:

{
Employee e1 = new Employee();
e1.Name = "Susan Meyers";
e1.IDNumber = 47899;
// and similar for department and position

// later

Console.WriteLine("Employee " + e1.Name + " : " + e1.IDNumber + " : " + e1.Department + " : " + e1.Position);
}

Answer 1

Employee.cs

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class Employee{
public string Name,Department,Position;
public int IDNumber;
}

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main.cs

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using System;
class HelloWorld {
static void Main() {
Employee e1 = new Employee(); //first employee object
e1.Name = "Susan Meyers";
e1.IDNumber = 47899;
e1.Department = "Accounting";
e1.Position = "Vice President";

  
  
Employee e2 = new Employee(); //second Employee object
e2.Name = "Mark Jones";
e2.IDNumber = 39119;
e2.Department = " IT";
e2.Position = "Programmer";

Employee e3 = new Employee(); //third Employee object
e3.Name = "Joy Rogers";
e3.IDNumber = 81774;
e3.Department = "Manufacturing";
e3.Position = "Engineer";

//print all object data
Console.WriteLine("Employee " + e1.Name + " : " + e1.IDNumber + " : " + e1.Department + " : " + e1.Position);
Console.WriteLine("Employee " + e2.Name + " : " + e2.IDNumber + " : " + e2.Department + " : " + e2.Position);
Console.WriteLine("Employee " + e3.Name + " : " + e3.IDNumber + " : " + e3.Department + " : " + e3.Position);
  
}
}

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Screenshot of the code:

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output: