Table + array + files Expand the January 9th exercise (tables + array) by adding two new methods to dump the data of the array into a binary file and restore the data from the file. |
Table + SetOfTables + files Expand the exercise from April 16th (tables + array + files) by creating three classes: Table, SetOfTables, and a test program. The SetOfTables class should contain an array of tables, as well as two methods to dump all data from the array into a binary file and restore data from the file. |
Insects + persistence Create a new version of the "insects" exercise (April 17th), which should persist the data using some form of storage such as a database or file system. |
Cities - persistence Create a new version of the "cities database" (which you improved on March 13th), using persistence to store its data instead of text files. |
Database creation Create a program to ask the user for data about books (title, author, genre, and summary) and store them in a SQLite database. |
Database query Create a program to display the data about books which your previous program has stored. |
Full acces to a database Create a program that allows the user to enter information about books and browse the existing data. It should handle the case where the data file does not exist when the program starts. |
Implementing a queue using array Implementing a queue |
Implementing a stack using array Implementing a stack |
Queue Collections Create a string queue using the Queue class that already exists in the DotNet platform. |
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