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Lab Sheet 2 Java

The document outlines 17 programming assignments involving object-oriented programming concepts like classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and encapsulation. The assignments involve defining classes for boxes, books, rectangles, circles, vehicles and more with data members and member functions to read, calculate and display data.

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Lab Sheet 2 Java

The document outlines 17 programming assignments involving object-oriented programming concepts like classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and encapsulation. The assignments involve defining classes for boxes, books, rectangles, circles, vehicles and more with data members and member functions to read, calculate and display data.

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Lab -2 (Assignment - 2)

1) Write a program to define a class with its data members and function members. Use
object of this class in main program to access its members.
2) Write a program to define a class named Box which has data length, breadth and
height and public functions ReadData() for reading data members and Volume() to
calculate volume of box.
3) Write a program which has class Book with data members book_name, ISBN, author
& price and appropriate function members to read and display data members.
4) Define a class Rectangle with data members: length and breadth. Initialize its data
members with some fixed values (i.e. say 100 and 200 for length and breadth
respectively) using a constructor. Write a program to use an object of the class to
calculate area of a rectangle.
5) Modify above program to read length and breadth of a rectangle in main() function
and supply them in parameterized constructor to initialize its data members.
6) Write a program of your choice to show the implementation of this keyword.
7) Write a program which has two functions with same name, one for addition of two
integers and other for addition of three integers.
8) Write a program which has two functions with same name and same number of
arguments, one for addition of two integers and other for addition of two double
values.
9) Write a program to define a class Circle with its data members pi and r and members
functions getdata() for initializing data members and calculate() for finding area of
ac circle. Return result from calculate() and display result in main() function. Use pi
as constant.
10) Write a program to implement encapsulation using getter and setter methods.
11) Create a class named Person which has name & age as data members and
appropriate function members to read and display its data. Create another class
Employee derived from class Person to use features of base class (single).
12) Create a class Polygon with data members: dimension1 and dimension2 and a
member function: ReadDimension() to read data members. Derive two classes
Rectangle and Triangle from Polygon class with appropriate member function to
calculate area of each rectangle and triangle (multilevel).
13) Create a class Vehicle with data members: VNo, no_of_wheel and max_speed.
Derive another class Passenger with data member: no_of_passengers. Derive two
other classes Bus(with route, fare_per_person and helper_name) and Taxi (with
fare_per_km as data member). Write a program to use these classes (multilevel).
14) Write a program with two classes. Include a function with same name and same
signature in each class to illustrate use of function overriding.
15) Create a class Polygon with data members to represent two dimensions and
parameterized constructor to initialize data members. Derive two classes Rectangle
and Triangle from Polygon class with appropriate member function to calculate area
of each rectangle and triangle.
16) Write a program of your choice to implement multiple inheritance using interface.
17) Write a program to implement abstract class and final class to achieve abstraction.

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