The Object of Your Affection

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The Object of Your Affection

Your friend is building a new match-making service: The Object of Your Affection or OOYA for short (don’t worry, you still have time to convince them to change the name).

With your new understanding of C# objects and classes, your friend thought you could build a pretty well-organized system of dating profiles.

Your first step? Build a Profile class that allows users to generate profile objects.

The Profile should store the following information:

• User’s name
• User’s age
• User’s city
• User’s country
• User’s pronouns
• User’s hobbies

And this is how users should be able to interact with their own profiles:

• Create a new profile with some information
• Add hobbies
• View profile

Let’s get started!

Profile.cs

using System;

namespace DatingProfile
{ 
  class Profile 
  {
    private string name;
    private int age;
    private string city;
    private string country;
    private string pronouns;
    private string[] hobbies;

    public Profile(string name, int age, string city, string country, string pronouns = "they/them") 
    {
      this.name = name;
      this.age = age;
      this.city = city;
      this.country = country;
      this.pronouns = pronouns;
    }

    public string ViewProfile() 
    {
      string hobbies = "";
      foreach (string hobbie in this.hobbies) {
        hobbies += $"{hobbie}, ";
      }
      hobbies = hobbies.Remove(hobbies.Length - 2);
      return $"Name: {this.name} \nAge: {this.age} \nCity: {this.city} \nCountry: {this.country} \nHobbies: {hobbies}";
    }

    public void SetHobbies(string[] hobbies)
    {
      this.hobbies = hobbies;
    }

  }
}

Program.cs

using System;

namespace DatingProfile
{
  class Program
  {
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
      Profile sam = new Profile("Sam Drakkila", 30, "New York", "USA", "he/hom");
      sam.SetHobbies(new string[]{"Video games", "Board games"});
      Console.WriteLine(sam.ViewProfile());
    }
  }
}