Write a C# windows application to track patients information and calculate the BMI and the health status of patients at a doctor office. The code must meet the following requirements:
1. Use classes to store patient information, where each patient information is stored as an object.
2. Patient information is read from a file into an array or an array list
3. Add at least two more attributes to the following attributes about each patient:
class client
{
//data
private string fname;
private string lname;
private string gender;
private double height;
private double weight;
private int birthYear;
private int birthMonth; //randomly generated
private int birthDay;
private double bmi;
private string healthStatus;
….
}
4. Perform at least one validation of input entered by the user or file inputs. E.g.: check the validity of the value for birthYear to be valid
5. Use a consistent upper or lower case for attributes such as gender being “M” or “F” or have a combo box (or other controls) to select the value from a list.
6. Use a random number generator to generate one needed value for the code. For example, randomly generate the birthMonth as a value between 1 and 12
7. Add set and get methods as needed.
8. Code at least two constructors to demonstrate your understanding of constructor overloading
9. Use the keyword "this" in at least one occasion
10. Perform I/O to and from various controls on the monitor
11. Use colors, fonts and other attributes to display a nice user interface on the form.
12. Calculate the value of BMI (see below) and health status as one of the following:
Health Status
BMI Value
The Health Status of the person
Less than 18.5
Underweight
Equal to or greater than 18.5 but less than 25
Normal
Equal to or greater than 25 but less than 30
Overweight
Equal to or greater than 30
Obesse
Given the weight and height of a person, the following console statement prints the BMI:
Console.WriteLine("BMI: " + (weight / Math.Pow(height, 2)) * 703);
A partial sample form may look like the one below before adding colors, fonts...and other beautifying features:
