Your task is to use Object Oriented Programming (OOP) to create a Book Messenger Application. Use OOP to create a Book Messenger Application that has the following functions: 1. Add a Book 2. Edit a Book 3. Delete a Book 4. Print All Books Hints: Note: This is just a RECOMMENDED approach. You may implement this assignment however you see fit, so long as you meet the assignment specifications. You will need two classes for this assignment. You will need to create a class Book, for your Book objects: Book Data Members: ISBN (unique): This is what is known as a primary key. Should not be editable. Book Title Book Author Name Methods: toString() You will need another class, BookApp Management. This class will need to have not only the main method, but should also be able to handle the following methods: BookAppManagement Methods: 0. Main() 1. Add a Book: Could take everything, or you could have a method that just takes a Book. 2. Edit a Book: takes ISBN - Ask User for ISBN. Once the book is found, then you should allow them to edit either the Book Title and/or Author Name. 3. Delete a Book 4. Print All Books

Your task is to use Object Oriented Programming (OOP) to create a Book Messenger Application. Use OOP to create a Book Messenger Application that has the following functions: 1. Add a Book 2. Edit a Book 3. Delete a Book 4. Print All Books Hints: Note: This is just a RECOMMENDED approach. You may implement this assignment however you see fit, so long as you meet the assignment specifications. You will need two classes for this assignment. You will need to create a class Book, for your Book objects: Book Data Members: ISBN (unique): This is what is known as a primary key. Should not be editable. Book Title Book Author Name Methods: toString() You will need another class, BookApp Management. This class will need to have not only the main method, but should also be able to handle the following methods: BookAppManagement Methods: 0. Main() 1. Add a Book: Could take everything, or you could have a method that just takes a Book. 2. Edit a Book: takes ISBN - Ask User for ISBN. Once the book is found, then you should allow them to edit either the Book Title and/or Author Name. 3. Delete a Book 4. Print All Books

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter10: Introduction To Inheritance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2CP

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