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Lab Assignment - JAVA - CS594A

This document outlines a 13-week curriculum for an Object Oriented Programming lab at Guru Nanak Institute of Technology. Over the course of the semester, students will complete Java programs covering topics like classes, objects, inheritance, exceptions, threads, and applets. They will gain hands-on experience with concepts like constructors, access modifiers, packages, and polymorphism. The lab aims to help students learn and practice core OOP principles through a series of practical programming assignments.

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Lab Assignment - JAVA - CS594A

This document outlines a 13-week curriculum for an Object Oriented Programming lab at Guru Nanak Institute of Technology. Over the course of the semester, students will complete Java programs covering topics like classes, objects, inheritance, exceptions, threads, and applets. They will gain hands-on experience with concepts like constructors, access modifiers, packages, and polymorphism. The lab aims to help students learn and practice core OOP principles through a series of practical programming assignments.

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GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

B. TECH 3RD YEAR 5TH SEMESTER


PAPER NAME: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LAB
PAPER CODE: CS594A

Java Programs to –

Week – 1:

1) print "Hello, GNIT".


2) check whether a number is even or odd.
3) find out the roots of a quadratic equation.

Week – 2:

1) find out the factorial of a given number.


2) print fibonacci series upto n terms.
3) Create a class calculator that has 4 methods like add, sub, mul & div. Do the addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division of 2 integer numbers using these 4 methods.

Week – 3:

1) Implement default constructor.


2) Compute the perimeter of Circle, Rectangle, Square using parameterized constructor using
command line argument.
3) Implement 'this' keyword.

Week – 4:

1) Design a class Volume and then find out the volume of a Cube, Cylinder and Sphere using
method overloading.
2) Implement the above program using constructor overloading.
3) Implement i) call by value and ii) call by reference.
4) show the application of recursion.

Week – 5:

1) show the difference between public and private access specifier.


2) show the application of ‘static’ keyword in Java.
3) show the application of inner class in Java.

Week – 6:

1) show the application of simple inheritance.


2) Create 3 classes figure, rectangle and square where square extends figure and rectangle also
extends figure. Calculate the area of rectangle and square.
3) show the implementation of multilevel inheritance by creating 3 classes Car, Maruti and Alto
where Maruti extends Car and Alto extends Maruti.

Week – 7:

1) show the application of the ‘super’ keyword to access a superclass member.


2) show the application of the ‘super’ keyword to access a superclass constructor.
3) Define a class called dimension. Create its two subclasses Rectangle and Triangle. By using
the concept of method overriding, find out the area of Rectangle and Triangle.

Week – 8:

1) show the application of run-time polymorphism.


2) show the use of abstract class & method.

Week – 9:

1) Define an interface called Area. Create two classes Rectangle and Circle that implement the
interface. Find out the area of Rectangle and Triangle.
2) show the implementation of Multiple Inheritance.

Week – 10:

1) create two user-defined packages pkg1 and pkg2 and importing both to another program which
is outside the packages.
2) create multiple packages containing classes with identical names.
3) show how a protected variable of one package can be accessed in a subclass in another package.
4) show how to add multiple public classes to a single package.

Week – 11:

1) show the implementation of ArithmeticException and ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.


2) show the implementation of ‘throw’ and ‘throws’ keywords.
3) to implement finally block.

Week – 12:

1) to create 3 threads - the 1st thread to display GOOD MORNING for every 1 second, the 2nd
thread to display HELLO for every 2 seconds and the 3rd thread to display WELCOME for
every 3 seconds.
2) to implement the above program by assigning priorities to the created threads such that the 1st
thread executes first followed by the 2nd thread and lastly the 3rd thread.

Week – 13:

1) to develop an applet that display simple message.


2) to develop an applet that will add two integer numbers.
3) to develop an applet that will draw lines, rectangle and oval.

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