using System;

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//School Employee Class

public class SchoolEmployee

{

    //1.1 [Code] Create four properties

    //(a) Name, public, string (use auto-implementation)

    public string Name {get; set;}

    //(b) EmployeeID, protected, string (use auto-implementation)

    protected string EmployeeID {get; set;}

    //(c) Salary, public, int: the range of salary should be within 30000 and 100000

    private int _Salary;

    public int Salary{

        get{

            return _Salary;

        }

        set{

            if (value < 30000 || value > 100000){

                _Salary = 40000;

            }

            else{

                _Salary = value;

            }

        }

    }

    //(d) JoinYear, private, int (use auto-implementation)

    private int JoinYear{get; set;}

    //Create default constructor

    public SchoolEmployee() {}

    //1.2 [Code] Create the second constructor with parameters to set up four properties

    public SchoolEmployee(string N, string E, int S, int Y) {

        Name = N;

        EmployeeID = E;

        Salary = S;

        JoinYear = Y;

    }

    //1.3 [Code] function

    //Function Name: PrintName

    //Input: no

    //Output: no

    //Behaviors: Console.WriteLine("Employee's Name: "+ Name);

    public void PrintName(){

        Console.WriteLine("Employee's Name: "+ Name);

    }

    //1.4 [Code] function

    //Function Name: Tenure

    //Input: no

    //Output: int

    //Return tenure; tenure = current year - join year + 1

    //(Hint: current year can be retrieved from DateTime.Now.Year)

    public int Tenure(){

        int tenure = DateTime.Now.Year - JoinYear + 1;

        return tenure;

    }

}

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//IJob Interface

public interface IJob 

{

    //2.1 [Code] Declare one property JobType (String)

    string JobType {get; set;}

    //2.2 [Code] Declare one function IsAccountingJob()

    //Input: none

    //Output: bool

    bool IsAccountingJob();

}

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//Teacher Class

public class Teacher: SchoolEmployee, IJob //3.1 [Code] Inherit from SchoolEmployee and IJob

{

    //3.2 [Code] Create one property

    //Department, public, string (use auto-implementation)

    public string Department{get; set;}

    //3.3 [Code] Create one property

    //JobType, public, string (use auto-implementation)

    public string JobType {get; set;}

    //Create default constructor

    public Teacher() {}

    //3.4 [Code] Create the second constructor with parameters

    //Use "base" function to call parent's constructor

    //Set up the value for Department and JobType

    public Teacher(string N, string E, int S, int Y, string D, string J): base (N, E, S, Y) {

        Department = D;

        JobType = J;

    }

    //3.5 [Code] Method Hiding (write a funciton; hint: use new keyword)

    //Function Name: PrintName

    //Input: no

    //Output: no

    //Logic: Console.WriteLine("Teacher's Name: "+ Name);

    public new void PrintName(){

        Console.WriteLine("Teacher's Name: "+ Name);

    }

    //3.6 [Code] function

    //Function Name: ShowBonus

    //Input: no

    //Output: int

    //the default bonus is 3000; if the teacher's tenure is greather than 10 years, the bonus is 5000.

    //return the bonus value

    public int ShowBonus(){

        int bonus = 3000;

        if (Tenure() > 10){

            bonus = 5000;

        }

        return bonus;

    }

    //3.7 [Code] function

    //Function Name: IsAccountingJob

    //Input: no

    //Output: bool

    //return true if JobType equals "accounting"; false, otherwise.

    public bool IsAccountingJob(){

        if (JobType == "accounting"){

            return true;

        }

        else{

            return false;

        }

    }

}

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public class Course

{

    //4.1 [Code] Create three properties

    //(a) CourseName, public, string (use auto-implementation)

    public string CourseName{get; set;}

    //(b) CourseID, public, string  (use auto-implementation)

    public string CourseID{get; set;}

    //(c) CourseTeacher, public, variable type: Teacher (use auto-implementation)

    public Teacher CourseTeacher {get; set;}

    //Create Constructor

    public Course() {}

    //4.2 [Code] Create the second constructor with parameters to set up three properties

    public Course(string N, string I, Teacher T){

        CourseName = N;

        CourseID = I;

        CourseTeacher = T;

    }

    //4.3 [Code] function

    //Function Name: HighExperience

    //Input: no

    //Output: bool

    //return true if the teacher's tenure is greater than 10; false, otherwise.

    public bool HighExperience(){

        if (CourseTeacher.Tenure() > 10){

            return true;

        }

        else{

            return false;

        }

    }

}

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public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        //5.1 [Code] Create a Teacher object

        //Name: liu, EID: A1234, Salary: 6000, JoinYear: 2018, Department: ODT, JobType: accounting

        Teacher teacher1 = new Teacher("liu","A1234", 6000, 2018, "ODT", "accounting");

        //5.2 [Code] Create a course object

        //CourseName: C#, CourseID: S308, CourseTeacher: the teacher you just created

        Course course1 = new Course("C#","S308",teacher1);

        //5.3.1 [Code] print out course name

        Console.WriteLine("Course: " + course1.CourseName);

        //5.3.2 [Code] Do course teacher have high experience or not? call HighExperience() function.

        Console.WriteLine("High Experience: " + course1.HighExperience());

        //5.4 [Code] Call CourseTeacher.IsAccountingJob() function and show whether the job is an accounting job

        Console.WriteLine("Accounting Status: " + teacher1.IsAccountingJob());

        //5.5 [Code] Call CourseTeacher.ShowBonus() function and show bonus

        Console.WriteLine("Bonus: " + teacher1.ShowBonus());

        //5.6 [Code] Call CourseTeacher.PrintName() function

        teacher1.PrintName();

        //[Question] What function will it invoke? (function in SchoolEmployee, or function in Teacher)

        //Answer: Teacher; Method Hiding

        //5.7 [Question] Can you access to teacher's EmployeeID? Why or why not?

        //Answer: No, it is protected.

    }

}