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The document provides instructions to solve 4 programming problems involving classes and objects in Java. For each problem, it specifies the class attributes, methods to create, and logic/formulas to implement. Trainees are instructed to follow the exact class outlines, names, signatures and package provided to practice building complete solutions as required for projects. Any deviations from the instructions may result in invalid submissions even if the logic is correct.

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7 - Problem Assignments PDF

The document provides instructions to solve 4 programming problems involving classes and objects in Java. For each problem, it specifies the class attributes, methods to create, and logic/formulas to implement. Trainees are instructed to follow the exact class outlines, names, signatures and package provided to practice building complete solutions as required for projects. Any deviations from the instructions may result in invalid submissions even if the logic is correct.

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Refer below sample problem with solution to solve remaining problems.

Ensure same approach is


followed. Use exactly same class names, attribute names and types, constructor, method names and
signatures as specified in the problem statement. Any mistake on these instructions may result into
invalid submission of the assignments even if logic is 100% correct.

1. Create Class Student with below attributes:


rollNo
name
marks
Create class StudentDemo with main method. Create three student objects with relevant data in
main method. Write separate method in this class which will take these three student objects as
parameter and return name of student with highest marks.
Follow class outline diagram as given below. Ensure class attributes are private and other
methods are public. Use package “com” to build your solution.

Class Outline:

Code:

package com;

public class StudentDemo {

public static void main(String[] args) {

Student one = new Student(1, "ravi", 45);


Student two = new Student(2, "amit", 65);
Student three = new Student(3, "pooja", 55);
//trainees may use scanner object to read above values.
//However, use separate scanner for String and numbers

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System.out.println("Student with highest marks is " +
compareStudents(one, two, three));
}

public static String compareStudents(Student one, Student two,


Student three)
{
Student st = one;

if(two.getMarks() >st.getMarks())
st = two;

if(three.getMarks() > st.getMarks())


st = three;

return st.getName();
}

}
class Student
{
private int rollNo;
private String name;
private double marks;

public Student(int rollNo, String name, double marks) {


this.rollNo = rollNo;
this.name = name;
this.marks = marks;
}

public double getMarks() {


return marks;
}

public void setMarks(double marks) {


this.marks = marks;
}

public int getRollNo() {


return rollNo;
}

public String getName() {


return name;
}

}
Output:

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Each trainee is supposed to write above program and try out even if they are aware about
Java language. Along with learning Java numeric computations, below points are very
important to practice and applicable throughout this ILP training as well as most important for
any software code.
 Use exactly same class names as mentioned
 Use exactly same method signature (method name, return type, method parameter
type, position of each method parameter)
 Define attributes with same name and data type as given in class outline.
 Define constructors and getter setters as given in the class outline.
 Ensure attributes are private and other methods which will be called from main method,
getter-setter methods and constructor is public.
 Use main method only for input and output and testing object creation and object
methods.

As mentioned above, any logic which may be 100% correct is not valid if above points are not
taken care. Hence, simply building logic does not certify us as project ready. Building exact and
complete solution does.

2. Create Class Toy with below attributes


name
category
price
discount
Create Class ToyDemo with main method. Create four toy objects with relevant data. Two
objects should have category as “fruits” and other two objects should have category as
“anmial”. Write a method in this class which will take all four toy objects as input. Additionally,
it will also take category name as input. This method should return least price toy name
(considering the discount as well) for specified category. If there is no specific category (e.g
category as “fruits”, method should return message “no category found”.
Follow class outline diagram as given below. Ensure class attributes are private and other
methods are public. Use package “com” to build your solution.
NOTE: Use .equals for comparing String values instead of == operator. Search on net and find
out why. Else discuss among colleagues.

Class Outline:

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3. Create class Car with below attributes:
make
model
passengerCapacity
onRoadPrice

Create class CarDemo which has main method. Create another method - getBestCar in this class
which will take four car objects and additional parameter as compareType. Value of this
parameter can be ‘c’ or ‘p’, where ‘c’ stands for capacity of passengers and ‘p’ stands for on road
price. This method will return make and model name for highest value of ‘c’ or ‘p’ (with –
character in between. E.g for make – Hyundai and model – santro, method should return
“Hyundai-santro”). Create four objects of Car class in main method and drive it through
getBestCar method.
Follow class outline diagram as given below. Ensure class attributes are private and other
methods are public. Use package “com” to build your solution.

Class Outline:

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4. Create class Customer with below attributes:
custId
accountId
creditCardCharges
Create another class CreditCardCompany which has a method which takes Customer object as
parameter and returns the payback amount for the credit card charges value for that customer.
Use below logic to calculate payback amount:

a) 0.25% for charges up to Rs. 500.


b) 0.50% for the next Rs.1000 (that is, the portion between Rs. 500 and Rs. 1500),
c) 0.75% for the next Rs.1000 (that is, the portion between Rs. 1500 and Rs. 2500),
d) 1.0% for charges above Rs2500.
Thus, a customer who charges Rs. 400 a year receives Rs.1.00, which is 0.25 • 1/100 • 400, and
one who charges Rs1, 400 a year receives Rs. 5.75, which is 1.25 = 0.25 • 1/100 • 500 for the
first Rs. 500 and 0.50 • 1/100 • 900 = 4.50 for the next Rs. 900. Determine by hand the pay
backs amount for a customer who charged Rs. 2000 and one who charged Rs. 2600.

Create another class as CreditCardDemo which will have main method. Within main method,
create object of CreditCardCompany. Create 5 customer objects with relevant data. Call the
method to return payback amount for each customer and display the same
Follow class outline diagram as given below. Ensure class attributes are private and other
methods are public. Use package “com” to build your solution.
Class Outline:

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