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Doselect Coding Challenge: Counter Class

The document provides specifications for defining classes Counter, ExceptionZero, and ExceptionOne in C#. Counter is the main class that counts the number of 0s and 1s in an input array. Its getCount method returns a string based on whether the counts are even/odd. ExceptionZero and ExceptionOne are custom exception classes that may be thrown from getCount.

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Doselect Coding Challenge: Counter Class

The document provides specifications for defining classes Counter, ExceptionZero, and ExceptionOne in C#. Counter is the main class that counts the number of 0s and 1s in an input array. Its getCount method returns a string based on whether the counts are even/odd. ExceptionZero and ExceptionOne are custom exception classes that may be thrown from getCount.

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DESCRIPTION

Complete the classes using the Specifications given below. Consider default visibility of
classes, data fields, and methods unless mentioned otherwise.
Specifications

class definitions:
class Counter:
data member:
int[] data
visibility : public

Counter(int[] data):Constructor with public visibility

method definition:
getCount()
return: String
visibility: public

class ExceptionZero : Exception:


method definition:
ExceptionZero(String message) : base(message)
visibility: public

class ExceptionOne : Exception:


method definition:
ExceptionOne(String message) : base(message)
visibility: public

Task

Class Counter
-define the data members as per the given specifications.
-define the constructor with public visibility.
-the array data will contain 0 or 1 always.
-Implement the below methods for this class:
-String getCount():

 Write a code that gives the output on the below conditions -

1. If the count of zeros is even and the count of one is also even then
return "Great".
2. If the count of zeros is odd and the count of one is also odd then
return "Great".
3. If the count of zeros is even and the count of one is odd then
throw ExceptionOne with a message "One comes odd times".
4. If the count of zeros is odd and the count one is even then
throw ExceptionZero with a message "Zero comes odd times".

Class ExceptionZero : Exception:


-Define ExceptionZero class derived from the Exception class.
Class ExceptionOne : Exception:
-Define ExceptionOne class derived from the Exception class.
Sample Input

int[] data = {0,1,0,1,1,1,1};


Counter c = new Counter(data);
string res = [Link]();
[Link](res);

Sample Output

Great

Instruction
Files in which you have to write the code:

 Counter/[Link]

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