.net 4 project

lab 4a Eliminates the need for Get()/Set() methods in the Employee class by using properties instead Eliminates the array (and the arbitrary limit) that stores all of the Employee objects, and instead utilizes a generic List<T> collection Eliminates the Sort() method that you researched and instead relies on the built-in Sort() method of the List<T> collection Makes use of the IComparable interface so that each field of the Employee class can be sorted Alternatively, you can use a lambda expression for sorting instead of the IComparable technique Looks and behaves identically to the solution for Lab 1 but utilizes the above changes Contains a highly modularized Main() method lab 4b Makes use of a GUI interface that has menu options The File=>Load menu option displays an OpenFileDialog to allow the user to select a valid HTML file Makes use of the [login to view URL] property to allow only HTML files to be selected Uses a generic Stack<T> collection to read the HTML file and determine if the HTML container tags are properly balanced (that is, each opening tag has a corresponding closing tag) Displays a status indicating whether the container tags are balanced, or not balanced Ignores certain HTML tags that are not container tags (such as <img>, <hr> or <br>) Contains a modularized Process=>Check Tags method