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Text to HTML - Practice Exercises C# Sharp
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Text to HTML - Practice Exercises C# Sharp


Lesson 7:

More on classes


Exercise 7.9:

Text to HTML


Objetive:

Create a class "TextToHTML", which must be able to convert several texts entered by the user into a HTML sequence, like this one:

Hola
Soy yo
Ya he terminado

should become

Hola

Soy yo

Ya he terminado

The class must contain:
An array of strings
A method "Add", to include a new string in it
A method "Display", to show its contents on screen
A method "ToString", to return a string containing all the texts, separated by "\n".
Create also an auxiliary class containing a "Main" function, to help you test it.


Source Code:


using System;
class TextToHTML
{

    protected string[] myHTML;
    protected int maxLines = 1000;
    private int counter = 0;

    public TextToHTML()
    {
        myHTML = new string[maxLines];
    }


    public void Add(string newSentence)
    {
        if (counter < maxLines)
        {
            myHTML[counter] = newSentence;
            counter++;
        }
    }


    public string ToString()
    {
        string allHTML = "\n\n";

        for (int i = 0; i < counter; i++)
        {
            allHTML += "

"; allHTML += myHTML[i]; allHTML += "

\n"; } allHTML += "\n"; allHTML += "\n"; return allHTML; } public void Display() { Console.Write(ToString()); } } class TextTest { static void Main(string[] args) { TextToHTML example = new TextToHTML(); example.Add("Hola"); example.Add("uno dos"); example.Add("tres cuatro"); example.Display(); } }
Exercisey 7.9





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