The assignment is to create an ASP.NET Core MVC web app that has a Student and a StudentWorker class. You then have the user input the information for a StudentWorker object (id, name, hourly pay, and hours worked). You output the weekly salary (hourlyPay * hoursWorked) to the view, making sure that the hourly pay is in the range (7.25 - 14.75), and the hours worked is in the range (1 - 15). I created both the Student and StudentWorker classes with no problems, as well as the view (for the most part). I m pretty sure most of the issues lie in the controller. The ASP.NET Core MVC framework is hard for me to understand, and I m just trying to complete this C# class. I ll list the project files below: Model classes: namespace FinalProject.Models { public class Student { // Private fields private int id; private string name; // Public property for ID public int ID { get { return id; } set { id = value; } } // Public property for Name public string Name { get { return name; } set { name = value; } } // Constructors public Student(int id, string name) { this.id = id; this.name = name; } // Default constructor (demonstrates method overloading) public Student() { id = 0; name = ""; } // Method to display student information (overrides default ToString method) public override string ToString() { return ($"ID: {ID}, Name: {Name}"); } } public class StudentWorker : Student { // Private fields private double hourlyPay; private int hoursWorked; // Public property for HourlyPay public double HourlyPay { get { return hourlyPay; } set { if (value >= 7.25 && value <= 14.75) hourlyPay = value; else hourlyPay = 0; } } // Public property for HoursWorked public int HoursWorked { get { return hoursWorked; } set { if (value >= 1 && value <= 15) hoursWorked = value; else hoursWorked = 0; } } // Constructor public StudentWorker(int id, string name, double hourlyPay, int hoursWorked) : base(id, name) { HourlyPay = hourlyPay; HoursWorked = hoursWorked; } // Default constructor (demonstrates method overloading) public StudentWorker() : base() { HourlyPay = 0; HoursWorked = 0; } // Method to calculate weekly salary public double WeeklySalary() { if (HourlyPay == 0 || HoursWorked == 0) return 0; return HourlyPay * HoursWorked; } // Method to display student worker information (overrides default ToString method) public override string ToString() { return ($"ID: {ID}, Name: {Name}, Hourly Pay: {HourlyPay:C}, Hours Worked: {HoursWorked}, Weekly Salary: {WeeklySalary():C}"); } } } View @model FinalProject.Models.StudentWorker @{ ViewBag.Title = "Create Student Worker"; }

Create Student Worker

Student ID

Student Name

Hourly Pay

Hours Worked

Calculate Weekly Salary

@if (ViewBag.WeeklySalary != null) {

Weekly Salary: @ViewBag.WeeklySalary

} Controller using FinalProject.Models; using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc; namespace FinalProject.Controllers { public class HomeController : Controller { // GET: StudentWorker/Create public IActionResult Index() { return View(); } // POST: StudentWorker/Create [HttpPost] public IActionResult Index(StudentWorker model) { if (ModelState.IsValid) { // Calculate weekly salary var weeklySalary = model.WeeklySalary(); ViewBag.WeeklySalary = weeklySalary; // Return view with the weekly salary return View(model); } // If model state is not valid, redisplay the form return View(model); } } } I ve tried removing the ranges for hourlyPay and hoursWorked, but that doesn t seem to do anything. Again, I m unfamiliar with writing web apps, and I would greatly appreciate any help :)