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Program 1
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public enum Sex {Female, Male}

public class Person{
  public string FName{get; set;}
  public string LName{get; set;}
  public int Age{get; set;}
  public Sex Sex{get; set;}

  public override string ToString(){
    return FName + " " + LName;
  }

  public static List<Person> SomePersons{
  get {
   return
    new List<Person>{
     new Person{FName="Pippi", LName="Pi",   Age=25, Sex = Sex.Female},
     new Person{FName="Lone",  LName="Rho",  Age=51, Sex = Sex.Female},
     new Person{FName="Anni",  LName="Lyng", Age=36, Sex = Sex.Female},
     new Person{FName="Martin",LName="Beck", Age=57, Sex = Sex.Male},
     new Person{FName="Per",   LName="Birk", Age=47, Sex = Sex.Male},
     new Person{FName="Stig",  LName="Malm", Age=50, Sex = Sex.Male} 
   };
  }}

  
}