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Studentapp A bigh-level view of an application is shown below. You will build a system by precisely. following the specificatioas below. A sample output is provided at the end of this document You: must match the format of the output as close as possible. Do not use the class diagam below or even the UML object diagram to develop your code. Please read the specifcationidescription of each type including all the menben belare starting to implement the sytem. It is recommended that you implement each tvpe in the order that they are specilied.
The Course struct is described in the diagram below.
The studentstatus enum is described in the diagram below. Description of the enum members Constants: There are three constants. Fulxtine. Graduate d. Suspende d.
The IStudent interface comprise of two members that are described in the diagram below. Description of class members Properties: There are no properties. Methods: void Add (Couree course) void Drop( Course course)
The student class 15marci The student class implements the tStudent intertace and is described in the diagram below: Description of class members
There are no fields: Properties: There are three properties. Both have public getter and missing setters. Name - this string property represents the name of this student. status - this studentstatus property represents the status of this student: Courses - this eriat>courae property rearesents the collection of courses n.k.p Programming II Page 5 of a Test 1 - Student. 52022 Constructors: There is a single constructor. studeat(string name, studentstatus status, Course. course) - This constructortakes three arguments and does the following:
1. Assigns the first two arguments to the appropriate properties 2. Initializes the Course property to an empty collection. 3. Call the Add () method to add the third argument to the newly created Course collection. Methods; There is one static method and one instance methods. They are all public. public override string Tostring() - This method returns a string representing this invoice. See the output to get ideas on the implementation. public void Add(Courfe course) - In this method implements the contract of the IStudent interface. Write the siatement to add the argument to the Courses collection. public void Drop(Course course) - In this method implements the contract of the IStudent interface. Write the statement to remove the argument from the Courses collection.
Copy the following into your main method and write the missing statements. Connole. WriteLinef "Creating a coutse" i? fiwrite the statempea to create a −2 Console, writeLine("Creatiny a licudent: ) \} fivite the atatenenta to inatantiate the [t] Conaole. Writeline( " VnVnhding a few courses to the etudent object"1) ffthe current atudent and then prins it ffurite the atatenentis to filter out only 2 marks ffthe reguired courues from the Coursen collection Console writeliine(s*) inरnDropping f " { comp 100}}HN  \} } fiwrite the wtatementa fo drop the firat (11lename }−1)f flyrite the statements to save the 2 Marks
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