Creating a class Hierarchy for Atoms,neutrons,protons,chemical reationc

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Published on 2012-10-04T09:14:36Z Indexed on 2012/10/04 9:37 UTC
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I need help to create a program that can show the hierarchy of any Atoms and its components (neutrons,protons,electrons,and chemical reaction) Here is a code of what i have done so far,being a novice at the subject

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Atoms
{
    public class Atoms
    {
      protected string name = "Sodium";
          protected string element ="Metal";

        public virtual void GetInfo()
        {
         Console.WriteLine("name: {0}",name);
            Console.WriteLine("element: {0}", element);

        }
    }
    class Proton : Atoms
    {
        public int number = 11 ;
        public override void  GetInfo()
{
     base.GetInfo();
            Console.WriteLine("Proton number: {0}",number);

      }
}
    class Electron : Atoms
    {
        public int number = 11;
        public override void GetInfo()
        {
            base.GetInfo();
            Console.WriteLine("Electron number: {0}", number);
        }
        class Neutrons : Atoms
        {
            public int number = 12;
            public override void GetInfo()
            {
                base.GetInfo();
                Console.WriteLine("Neutron  number: {0}", number);
            }
            class TestClass
            {
                static void Main()
                {
                    Proton P = new Proton();
                    P.GetInfo();
                    Neutrons N = new Neutrons();
                    N.GetInfo();
                    Electron E = new Electron();
                    E.GetInfo();
                    Console.WriteLine("click any key to exit");
                    Console.ReadLine();
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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