Initial data and results are displayed on screen (C# Windows Forms). The most common controls for displaying output are Label (single value), RichTextBox (multiple values), ListBox (multiple values)...

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Initial data and results are displayed on screen (C# Windows Forms). The most common controls for displaying output are Label (single value), RichTextBox (multiple values), ListBox (multiple values) etc.  Initial data and results must be printed in a separate result file (*.txt) using table format.  Program is managed by Menu (MenuStrip).  Files for reading are chosen by OpenFileDialog control. SaveFileDialog control can be used for selecting a file to save all results.
. Several students play basketball. The data is given in a text file U12_1.txt. The first line holds the name of the team. The other lines contains given information of the students: name, surname, age and height. Create a class Basketball to store data for single student. Create an array of Basketball objects to store all data about given students.  Task1: Find which student is the tallest. If multiple tallest students exist, display all information about the first one.  Task2: How many students are older than the tallest student?  Extend the program to calculate for two separate parks. The data of the teams is kept in separate files. The second file is named U12_2.txt. Task3: Find which team contains the tallest student. Task4: Create a new collection to store the students from both teams, which height is in interval (H1;H2]. H1 and H2 are entered from keyboard.  Task5: Write initial data (both files) and all results to a separate result file Results.txt using table format.
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