• Create a Game structure
  • Have it contain fields to hold the following values
    • Name
    • Type (e.g. it may hold something like: card game, board game, TTRPG, chance, etc.)
    • Minimum player count
  • Make sure the datatypes are correct
• In the main
  • Create 2 different variables that are of the type as defined above
  • Fill the 2 variables with the required information (data in each field)
  • Use the variables by displaying all of the information stored. Make it easy to understand what is being displayed (user experience)

Part 1a

• Create a book class
• Create a movie class
• Create an instrument class
• Create a school class

Part 1b

In the main have the following occur

• Create 3 objects to record the schools you went to (myElementary, myHighschool, etc.)
• Create 2 objects to store different books that you have read
• Create 4 objects to store movies you have watched

Make sure the variable names are descriptive. book1, book2, etc. mean nothing.

Part 2

For the following fields: use the public keyword.

• In the school class add fields to hold the school name, the city it is found in and level of the school (elementary, high school, graduate school, etc.)
• In the movie class add fields to hold the movie name and release date
• In the book class add fields to hold the book title, author and page count
• In the instrument class add fields to hold the name (type) of the instrument and state (e.g. old, new, used, rusty, broken)
• In the instrument class add a method
  • called Play
  • returns nothing
  • has no parameters
  • displays "A melodious sound is created!" in the console

Part 3

• In the main
  • Populate one of the schools, one of the books, and one of the movies with data to show you filling the fields with data
  • Create an object to hold an instrument
  • Play the instrument
  • Now display all the book's, school's and movie's fields to the console.