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Experiment No.1 Title:: To Study and Implement Class and Object in Java

The document describes an experiment to study and implement classes and objects in Java. It defines a Student class with attributes like name, marks, section, address, and mobile. It then creates an array of 5 Student objects, sets their attribute values, and prints out details of each student like their name, section, and marks.

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Experiment No.1 Title:: To Study and Implement Class and Object in Java

The document describes an experiment to study and implement classes and objects in Java. It defines a Student class with attributes like name, marks, section, address, and mobile. It then creates an array of 5 Student objects, sets their attribute values, and prints out details of each student like their name, section, and marks.

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Experiment No.

Title: To study and implement class and object in java.

import java.io.*;
class PrintStudent
{
public static void main(String s[])
{
Student students[] = new Student[5];

students[0] = new Student();


students[0].name = "ABC";
students[0].marks = 45;
students[0].section = 'A';

students[1] = new Student();


students[1].name = "XYZ";
students[1].marks = 78;
students[1].section = 'B';

students[2] = new Student();


students[2].name = "PQR";
students[2].marks = 83;
students[2].section = 'A';

students[3] = new Student();


students[3].name = "LMN";
students[3].marks = 77;
students[3].section = 'A';

students[4] = new Student();


students[4].name = "UVW";
students[4].marks = 93;
students[4].section = 'B';

for(int i = 0; i < students.length; i++)


{
System.out.println( students[i].name + " in section " + students[i].section + " got "
+students[i].marks + " marks." );
}
}
}
class Student
{
String name;
int marks;
char section;
String address;
String mobile;
}

Output:-

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