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C++ Experiments List

This document lists 20 experiments for learning object oriented programming in C++, including printing strings and numbers, checking for leap years and palindromes, arranging arrays, and demonstrating concepts like inheritance, function overloading, constructors, inline functions, friend functions, static member functions, pure virtual functions, function templates, template overloading, and exception handling.

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C++ Experiments List

This document lists 20 experiments for learning object oriented programming in C++, including printing strings and numbers, checking for leap years and palindromes, arranging arrays, and demonstrating concepts like inheritance, function overloading, constructors, inline functions, friend functions, static member functions, pure virtual functions, function templates, template overloading, and exception handling.

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Experiments List : Object Oriented Programming Language

1. WAP in C++ to print a String.


2. WAP in C++ to Reverse a Number.
3. WAP in C++ to check leap year or not.
4. WAP in C++ to print Floyd’s triangle.
5. WAP in C++ to find the no is even or odd.
6. WAP in C++ to find the factorial of a Number.
7. WAP in C++ to check the no. is palindrome or not.
8. WAP to find the next second greatest digit from the same set of digits.
9. WAP in C++ to arrange an array in ascending order.
10.WAP in C++ to arrange an array in descending order.
11.WAP in C++ using single inheritance.
12.WAP in C++ to demonstrate example of function overloading.
13.WAP in C++ to demonstrate constructor overloading.
14.WAP in C++ to demonstrate inline function.
15.WAP in C++ to demonstrate friend function.
16.WAP in C++ to demonstrate static member function.
17.WAP in C++ to demonstrate pure virtual function.
18.WAP in C++ to demonstrate function template.
19.WAP in C++ to demonstrate template overloading.
20.WAP in C++ to demonstrate exception handling.

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