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Programming Languages and Logics Assignment -

1. Bubble Sort

Create a generic bubble sort method. Refer to the file attached to the Blackboard assignment for this test, BubbleSortTest.cs, for an implementation of a non-generic Bubble Sort. Your method must be able to sort an array of any type of objects that implements the IComparable interface. The method is also to have a bool parameter called isAscending to indicate whether the array is to be sorted in ascending or descending order. Create a main method that creates an array of 50 integers. The integers are to be randomly selected, ranging from 0 to 99, inclusive. Also create an array of 50 strings. The strings are to be randomly generated, consisting of only lowercase letters, and ranging in a randomly selected length from 1 to 10 characters. Display the contents of both arrays before sorting, after sorting in ascending order, and after sorting in descending order.

2. Count Numbers

Write a program that reads an unspecified number of integers and prints the numbers and their count of occurrences sorted in ascending order first by number, and then by the number of times they occur. The input ends when the input is 0. For example, if you entered 2 3 3 5 4 -3 3 3 2 0, the output would look something like:

Number	Count
-3	1
4	1
5	1
2	2
3	4

The program should be implemented using a SortedDictionary to track occurrences, and use LINQ to sort the results. The LINQ used may either be SQL or method syntax.

3. Sorting Letters and Removing Duplicates

Write a console app that inserts 30 random letters (Upper and Lower case) into a List<char>. Perform the following queries on the List and display your results:

1. Use LINQ to sort the List in ascending order.

2. Use LINQ to convert all of the letters in the List to upper case, filter the list so it only contains characters from M-Z, and sort the List in descending order.

3. Display the List in ascending order with duplicates removed.

Attachment:- Assignment Files.rar