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C# Console Application Exercise: Car Rental Company

Objective

Develop a console application for a basic car rental company using C#$.$ This application will demonstrate your understanding of inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes, and interfaces through the creation, management, and operation of vehicles and customers within a rental system.

Task Description

Your program should manage vehicles a for a car rental company, with functionalities to add$/$remove vehicles, and add rental periods to a vehicle

Setup Instructions

Project Structure: Create a new Console Application in C#$.$ Your solution should contain three files

Program.cs for the main class

Models.cs for your classes and interfaces

RentalManager.cs for managing the rental logic.

Define Models and Behaviors:

Interfaces and Abstract Classes: Use an interface IRentable for vehicles that can be rented, including methods like Rent and Return. Use an abstract class Vehicle to define shared attributes and methods of vehicles.

Create Two classes that extended Vehicle

Rental Management: Implement a class RentalManager to handle operations such as adding$/$removing vehicles, renting vehicles and displaying current vehicles

Detailed Instructions

Creating the Models $($Models$.$cs$)$:

Define an abstract class Vehicle with properties like Make, Model, Year, Status, and Notes. Include virtual methods for displaying vehicle information.

Implement derived classes such as Car, Bike, etc., from the Vehicle class. Override methods as necessary to provide specific details.

Create an IRentable interface with methods Rent and Return. Ensure that your Vehicle classes implement this interface where applicable.

Managing Rentals $($RentalManager$.$cs$)$:

Implement methods for adding$/$removing vehicles

Include methods to display lists of vehicles and their current statuses and notes.

Console Application Logic $($Program$.$cs$)$:

Instantiate your RentalManager and use a loop to display a menu for the user to interact with, offering choices to manage vehicles

Ensure inputs are validated, and provide appropriate feedback to the user for each action

Include error handling for invalid inputs

Testing and Submission

Thoroughly test your application to ensure all functionalities work as expected. Pay special attention to the transition of statuses for both vehicles and customers through various operations.

Prepare your solution for submission, ensuring your code is well$-$commented and follows C# coding conventions.