Class Test 4. Question 1. Use notepad to create a console application that displays a face. See figure 1. Figure 1. Question2

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Class Test 4 Marks will be deducted for the following: -2 If the program is named anything other than Question1,2 etc.

Question 1 Use notepad to create a console application that displays a face. See figure 1.

When the user clicks on a radio button, an appropriate message and picture should be displayed.

1 Class Test 4 Marks will be deducted for the following: -2 If the program is named anything other than Question1,2 etc. -5 if the program does not contain your name & student number at the top. Question 1 Use notepad to create a console application that displays a face. See figure 1. Question2 Figure 1 Use CSEC to create a windows form application that will allow the user to select an instrument from a set of radio buttons. When the user clicks on a radio button, an appropriate message and picture should be displayed. You may use any pictures, as long as the size is small and be creative with your messages. Please note that there is a difference between the radio button s default checked event and the click event. Copy the images into the Question2 folder of your application. Make sure that your picture can be seen by the user. Use of figure 2 & 3 to help you. Figure 2 Figure 3

2 MEMO Question 1 /* Student number : Student name and surname : Sandra Louro Program type : Console Exercise number : Use console application to draw a smiley face */ using System; public class CFace public static void Main() Console.WriteLine("\n\t ====="); Console.WriteLine("\t / \\"); Console.WriteLine("\t\" o o \""); Console.WriteLine("\t "); Console.WriteLine("\t \\ --- /"); Console.WriteLine("\t ====="); Console.Write("\n\nPress any key to exit..."); Console.ReadKey(); End of Main End of class

3 Question 2 /* */ Student number : Student name and surname : Sandra Louro Program type : Forms Exercise number : Instruments using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Windows.Forms; public class CInstruments static PictureBox picbxpicture; Main method public static void Main() Declare and instantiate form Form frminstruments = new Form(); frminstruments.startposition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen; frminstruments.width = 400; frminstruments.height = 400; Label lblselect = new Label(); lblselect.autosize = true; lblselect.top = 13; lblselect.left = 13; lblselect.name = "lblselect"; lblselect.text = "Select an Instrument: "; lblselect.parent = frminstruments; radguitar RadioButton radguitar = new RadioButton(); radguitar.autosize = true; radguitar.top = 49; radguitar.left = 13; radguitar.name = "radguitar"; radguitar.text = "Guitar"; radguitar.parent = frminstruments; radguitar.click += radguitar_click; radsax RadioButton radsax = new RadioButton(); radsax.autosize = true; radsax.top = 72; radsax.left = 13; radsax.name = "radsax"; radsax.tabstop = true; radsax.text = "Saxophone"; radsax.parent = frminstruments; radsax.click += radsax_click;

4 radpiano RadioButton radpiano = new RadioButton(); radpiano.autosize = true; radpiano.top = 95; radpiano.left = 13; radpiano.name = "radpiano"; radpiano.text = "Piano"; radpiano.parent = frminstruments; radpiano.click += radpiano_click; raddrums RadioButton raddrums = new RadioButton(); raddrums.autosize = true; raddrums.top = 118; raddrums.left = 13; raddrums.name = "raddrums"; raddrums.text = "Drums"; raddrums.parent = frminstruments; raddrums.click += raddrums_click; radflute RadioButton radflute = new RadioButton(); radflute.autosize = true; radflute.top = 142; radflute.left = 13; radflute.tabstop = true; radflute.text = "Flute"; radflute.parent = frminstruments; radflute.click += radflute_click; radtri RadioButton radtri = new RadioButton(); radtri.autosize = true; radtri.top = 166; radtri.left = 13; radtri.name = "radtri"; radtri.text = "Triangle"; radtri.parent = frminstruments; radtri.click += radtri_click; picbxpicture picbxpicture = new PictureBox(); picbxpicture.top = 29; picbxpicture.left = 100;

5 picbxpicture.sizemode = PictureBoxSizeMode.AutoSize; picbxpicture.name = "picbxpicture"; picbxpicture.parent = frminstruments; frminstruments.controls.add(picbxpicture); Button to exit application Button btnexit = new Button(); Declare and instantiate the button btnexit.text = "&Close"; Set the text to be displayed on the button btnexit.left = frminstruments.clientsize.width - btnexit.width; Place button next to the right edge of the form btnexit.top = frminstruments.clientsize.height - btnexit.height; Place button next to the bottom edge of the form btnexit.click += btnexit_click; Assign click event handler to Click event property btnexit.parent = frminstruments; Run application and display form Application.Run(frmInstruments); End of Main private static void radguitar_click(object sender, EventArgs e) 4\guitar.jpg"; MessageBox.Show("Classical sound..."); private static void radsax_click(object sender, EventArgs e) 4\sax.jpg"; MessageBox.Show("Get your Jazz on."); private static void radpiano_click(object sender, EventArgs e) 4\piano.jpg"; MessageBox.Show("What a romantic sound..."); private static void raddrums_click(object sender, EventArgs e) 4\drums.jpg"; MessageBox.Show("Drop the bass."); private static void radflute_click(object sender, EventArgs e) 4\flute.jpg"; MessageBox.Show("Just breath");

6 private static void radtri_click(object sender, EventArgs e) 4\triangle.png"; MessageBox.Show("What is that sound..."); Event handler for Click event of btnexit private static void btnexit_click(object sender, EventArgs e) Application.Exit(); End of btnexit_click End of class

Class Test 4. Question 1. Use notepad to create a console application that displays a stick figure. See figure 1. Question 2

Class Test 4. Question 1. Use notepad to create a console application that displays a stick figure. See figure 1. Question 2 Class Test 4 Marks will be deducted for each of the following: -5 for each class/program that does not contain your name and student number at the top. -2 If program is named anything other than Question1,