Create an application named ShirtDemo that declares several Shirt objects and includes a display method to which you can pass different numbers of Shirt objects in successive method calls.

The Shirt class contains auto-implemented properties for a Material, Color, and Size (all of type string).

What I got:

using static System.Console; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; class ShirtDemo { static void Main(String[] args) { Shirt shirt = new Shirt("cotton", "white", "L"); Console.WriteLine("{0,-12}{1,10}{2,10}", "Material", "Color", "Size"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("cotton", "blue", "XL"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("polyester", "pink", "M"); Display(shirt); Console.WriteLine();

Console.WriteLine("{0,-12}{1,10}{2,10}", "Material", "Color", "Size"); shirt = new Shirt("cotton", "white", "L"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("cotton", "blue", "XL"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("polyester", "pink", "M"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("silk", "yellow", "S"); Display(shirt);

Console.WriteLine();

Console.WriteLine("{0,-12}{1,10}{2,10}", "Material", "Color", "Size"); shirt = new Shirt("cotton", "white", "L"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("cotton", "blue", "XL"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("polyester", "pink", "M"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("silk", "yellow", "S"); Display(shirt); shirt = new Shirt("silk", "white", "XXL"); Display(shirt);

Console.ReadKey(); } class Shirt { public string Material { get; set; } public string Color { get; set; } public string Size { get; set; }

public Shirt() { Material = ""; Color = ""; Size = ""; } public Shirt(string material, string color, string size) { this.Material = material; this.Color = color; this.Size = size; } } public static void Display(Shirt shirt) { Console.WriteLine("{0,12}{1,10}{2,10}", shirt.Material, shirt.Color, shirt.Size); }

}

Thank you :)