Create a static method called randomItems that takes an int value N as an argument and returns an array of N string values, each of which is composed of three fields: a 4-character field with one of a set of fixed strings of 10 characters, a 10-char field with one of a set of fixed strings of 50 characters, a 1-character field with one of two given values, and a 15-byte field with randomly generated left-justified strings of letters equally likely to be 4 through 15 characters long.

Create a static method called randomItems that takes an int value N as an argument and returns an array of N string values, each of which is composed of three fields: a 4-character field with one of a set of fixed strings of 10 characters, a 10-char field with one of a set of fixed strings of 50 characters, a 1-character field with one of two given values, and a 15-byte field with randomly generated left-justified strings of letters equally likely to be 4 through 15 characters long.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2E

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