Question

You have been asked to create a Dungeon and Dragons style game. They have asked you to Design a class called Character that will hold the following information:

• Name
• Age
• Player’s Name
• Level
• Gender
• Race
• Class (i.e. fighter, wizard)

Then create a program that will allow a user to add information into this class and then the program puts the information out. Just to demonstrate the functionality.

Note - please keep this program for use later in the course.

Your program must have the following:

• An introductory statement that allows the user to understand what type of program they are running.
• Variable declarations
• User input acceptance
• Proper mathematical calculations
• Proper output
• You must provide the following:
  • Your code
  • Screenshot of your fully functioning program with inputs/outputs

Note: This is a Microsoft c# assignment

This should be a simple answer. Don't make it too difficult

Answer 1

The following program is a console application application program.

 using System; namespace DungeonsAndDragons { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { /* Reading Name into name variable*/ Console.Write("Enter Name: "); var name = Console.ReadLine(); /* Reading Age into the age variable*/ Console.Write("Enter Age: "); /* Converts the string into integer */ var age = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); /* Reading Player's Name into the playersName variable*/ Console.Write("Enter Players Name:"); var playersName = Console.ReadLine(); /* Reading Level into the level variable*/ Console.Write("Enter Level: "); /* Converts the string into integer */ var level = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); /* Reading Gender into the gender variable*/ Console.Write("Enter Gender: "); var gender = Console.ReadLine(); /* Reading Race into the race variable*/ Console.Write("Enter Race: "); var race = Console.ReadLine(); /* Reading Class into the characterClass variable*/ Console.WriteLine("Choose Class: \n \t1.Fighter\n\t2.Wizard"); Console.Write("Class Choice: "); var classChoice = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); var characterClass = classChoice == 1 ? "Fighter" : "Wizard"; /* creating Character class object */ var character = new Character(name, age, playersName, level, gender, race, characterClass); /* Following Snippet prints the data stored in 'character' object */ Console.WriteLine("-----------------Character--------------"); Console.WriteLine("Name : " + character.Name); Console.WriteLine("Age : " + character.Age.ToString()); Console.WriteLine("Player's Name : " + character.PlayersName); Console.WriteLine("Level : " + character.Level.ToString()); Console.WriteLine("Gender : " + character.Gender); Console.WriteLine("Race : " + character.Race); Console.WriteLine("Class : " + character.Class); Console.WriteLine(); } } public class Character { public string Name; public int Age; public string PlayersName; public int Level; public string Gender; public string Race; public string Class; public Character(string name, int age, string playersName, int level, string gender, string race, string characterClass) { this.Name = name; this.Age = age; this.PlayersName = playersName; this.Level = level; this.Gender = gender; this.Race = race; this.Class = characterClass; } } }

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