Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C#

Projects

Design and implement suitable wrapper classes that extend the ComparableObject base class for the C# types bool, byte, short, long, float, and void.
Using visitors, devise an implementation for the IsMember property and the Find method of the AbstractSearchableContainer class declared in Program .
Using an enumerator, devise an implementation for the IsMember property and the Find method of the AbstractSearchableContainer class declared in Program .
Devise a scheme using visitors whereby all of the objects contained in one searchable container can be removed from it and transfered to another container.
A bag is a simple container that can hold a collection of objects. Design and implement a concrete class called Bag that extends the AbstractSearchableContainer class defined in Program . Use the DynamicArray class given in Chapter to keep track of the contents of the bag.
Repeat Project , this time using the LinkedList class given in Chapter .
In Java it is common to use an enumeration as the means to iterate through the objects in a container. In C# we can define an enumeration like this:
```
public interface Enumeration
{
    bool hasMoreElements { get; }
    object nextElement();
}
```
Given an enumeration e from some container c, the contents of c can be printed like this:
```
while (e.hasMoreElements)
    Console.WriteLine(e.nextElement());
```
Devise a wrapper class to encapsulate a C# enumerator and provide the functionality of a Java enumeration.