Practice Set

Object Oriented Programming E2UC201C

1. Develop a program for creating a class named Students, initializing attributes

such as name, age, and grade during object instantiation.
2. Write a program to establish a valid empty class named Students, devoid of
any properties.
3. Design a program for creating a child class Teacher that inherits properties
from the parent class Staff.
4. Devise a Python program to define a Vehicle class with instance attributes
max_speed and mileage.
5. Instantiate a Vehicle class without including any variables or methods.
6. Construct a child class Bus that inherits all variables and methods from the
Vehicle class created in question 3.
7. Create a Python program to define a person class with attributes like name,
country, and date of birth, and implement a method for determining the
person’s age.
8. Implement a Python class named BankAccount representing a bank account,
incorporating attributes such as accountNumber, name, and balance. Provide
a complete code for the BankAccount class with various methods.
9. Discuss the importance of access modifiers (e.g., public, private, protected) in
achieving the objectives of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python.
10. Explain how a destructor can be defined and utilized in a Python class.
11. Explore the usage of the 'private' access modifier in Python and discuss its
implications.
12. Enumerate the different types of polymorphism in Object-Oriented
Programming (OOP) in Python.
13. Develop a Python program that overloads the operator + and > for a custom
class.
14. Demonstrate method overriding in Python to achieve runtime polymorphism
with a code example.
15. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of compile-time polymorphism
compared to runtime polymorphism in Python.
16. Explain how method overriding showcases runtime polymorphism in Python.
17. Create a Python code example illustrating data overloading by defining
multiple attributes with the same name in a class.
18. Differentiate between data overloading and data overriding in Python.
19. Define data overriding and provide an example demonstrating it in Python.
20. Present a Python code example showcasing data overloading using multiple
constructors with different parameters.
21. List and explain the exceptions in Python.
22. Describe how to handle exceptions using try, except, and finally blocks in
Python.
23. Explain the purpose of the raise statement in Python.
24. Discuss the use of the except clause without an exception type in Python.
25. Highlight the differences between the except and else blocks in Python
exception handling.
26. Explain how to handle multiple exceptions in a single except block in Python.
27. Determine if it is possible to include other statements between 'try,' 'catch,'
and 'finally' blocks in Python.
28. Elaborate on the concept of an unreachable catch block error in Python.
29. Differentiate between errors and exceptions in Python.
30. Enumerate and explain the types of exceptions in Python.
31. Explain the purpose of the finally block in Python exception handling.
32. Discuss the concept of custom exceptions in Python.
33. Explain the purpose of the assert statement in Python.
34. Differentiate between a built-in exception and a custom exception.
35. Describe how to re-raise an exception in Python.
36. Clarify the purpose of inheritance in Python.
37. Define the role of the super() function in Python.
38. Differentiate between throw, throws, and throwable in Python.
39. Explain the StackOverflowError in Python.
40. Explore whether it is possible to override a superclass method that throws an
unchecked exception with checked exceptions in the sub-class.
41. Identify the class defined as a superclass for all types of errors and exceptions
in Python.
42. Discuss the correct combination of try, catch, and finally blocks in Python.
43. Explain the use of the printStackTrace() method in Python.
44. Create a Bus child class that inherits from the Vehicle class, incorporating fare
calculations with maintenance charges.
45. Provide examples of checked exceptions in Python.
46. Develop a Python code to create a decorator returning the square of a
number.
47. Compare class method and static method, and demonstrate their use with a
Python code example.
48. Validate functions such as append(), extend(), pop(), reverse(), remove(), sort(),
and insert() of a list in Python.
49. Explain the purpose of the sys module in Python.
50. Define a lambda function with suitable code in Python.
51. Recall the process of installing a specific version of a package using pip in
Python.
52. List at least five built-in modules with their functions in Python.
53. Write a Python code to generate a random number between 50 to 99 and
shuffle a given list1=[21,22,23,24,25].
54. Define iter() and next() functions with a suitable example in Python.
55. Differentiate between tuples and dictionaries in Python.
56. Explain the difference between module and package in Python.
57. Distinguish between PyPI and pip in Python.
58. Illustrate the use of a lambda function with a suitable example in Python.
59. Write a code to find the sum of a given list of numbers
(list1=[5,6,7,8,9,12,15,18,21]) using the reduce function in Python.
60. Demonstrate how one function can be passed as an argument to another
function in Python.
61. Describe the importance of virtual environments in Python development and
explain how they are created.
62. Illustrate the use of the filter() function to find values above and equal to 18
from the given list1=[12,18,22,10,42,19].
63. Use the 're' module to find all occurrences of a specific pattern in a given text
in Python.
64. Explain the concepts of class method and static method decorators with a
suitable example in Python.
65. Demonstrate the use of regular expressions to count the number of vowels in
a given string in Python.
66. Describe the process of working with images in Tkinter, covering image
loading, resizing, and display within a GUI.
67. Develop a detailed guide on creating a Tkinter application that includes
multiple widgets, emphasizing effective organization and user interaction.
68. Explore the significance of Geometry Management in Tkinter, illustrating its
role in creating responsive and visually appealing GUIs.
69. Design a comprehensive tutorial on implementing a complex Tkinter GUI
application, incorporating buttons, canvas, and advanced widget
functionalities.
70. Demonstrate the implementation of a Date Picker in a Tkinter GUI, including
its significance.
71. Discuss the key features of a Color Picker and its application in enhancing
Tkinter interfaces.
72. Elaborate on the role of Container Widgets, with a specific focus on the Frame
widget in Tkinter.
73. Develop a comprehensive guide on implementing a complex Tkinter GUI
application, incorporating buttons, canvas, and advanced widget
functionalities.