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The document discusses 5 problems related to object oriented programming concepts like abstract classes, interfaces, file I/O, exceptions, GUI, and sorting. Problem 1 involves creating a student information portal that reads from and writes to files. Problem 2 involves handling a custom exception. Problem 3 involves reading from and writing to files using an ArrayList of objects. Problem 4 involves inheritance and polymorphism using abstract classes and interfaces. Problem 5 involves creating a GUI application using Java Swing.

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Practice Sheet 2

The document discusses 5 problems related to object oriented programming concepts like abstract classes, interfaces, file I/O, exceptions, GUI, and sorting. Problem 1 involves creating a student information portal that reads from and writes to files. Problem 2 involves handling a custom exception. Problem 3 involves reading from and writing to files using an ArrayList of objects. Problem 4 involves inheritance and polymorphism using abstract classes and interfaces. Problem 5 involves creating a GUI application using Java Swing.

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United International University (UIU)

Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)


CSE 1116, Object Oriented Programming Lab
Spring 2024, MoI
Practice Sheet - 2

Topics : Abstract classes, Interfaces, File I/O, Exception, GUI, ArrayList and Sorting

Problem1:
Create a student information portal like below. We can complete two tasks.
Task 1: If we insert student id, then press the show button, then student name, credit and
cgpa will get updated from a file named “students.txt” containing student information. File
example is given below.

011181202,Mahbub Hossain,15,3.67
011223988,Imran Ahmed,20,2.56

Task 2: If we insert students' expected gpa of OOP Theory and Lab courses, then the cgpa
and credit completed will get updated correspondingly to the students information window.
Problem2:

Handling Wrong Name: Write a java code that takes as input, names of people. If the
name starts with adigit (0-9)(ASCII value 48-57), the method will throw a user-defined
exception named ‘WrongNameException’. Write necessary try-catch block and user-
defined Exception class to handle the exception. If exception is found, it will replace the
digit with a blank space(‘ ‘) and print the name. Otherwise, it will show the name as output.
You can use the replace method in your program.
Syntax: Variable_name.replace(char searchChar, char newChar);

Sample input:
James Bond
7George F. Kennedy
Sample output:
James Bond
George F. Kennedy

Problem3:

1. Create the Product.txt file. The file contains the information of a product of a
stationary shop in every line.
2. The format for a product is: <Product_Name>, <Product_id>, <Price>,<Quantity>
a. From your Main Class, read every line of the file
b. Create a Product object with this information.
3. Store the object in an ArrayList that can hold Product objects. Along with previous
content add another field <Product Brand> for Product Objects.
4. Now write the all information in a Separate file called NewProduct.txt.
5. Check if the list is empty; Create a GUI, use a Search button to check if a
specific Product is in the list (Search by Product name).
6. Show the product in a TextArea.
7. Sort the ArrayList containing Product objects according to Price. Print out this sorted
ArrayList.

Product.txt file-

Surf Excel, DTR102,40,2


Cucumber,VEG078,15,5
Eggs,GRC123,12,12

Problem4:

There is a magical world of Narnia, where time is different from the time in this world
and where animals can speak. The path to Narnia is through a cupboard. A very special
cupboard.
In the magical world of Harry Potter, there is a room called Room of Requirement. This is
like a cupboard too- it has a lot of items stored in it.
Cupboard has the ability to open doors to places. Each time cupboard is opened visited
place is increased by one unit. Cupboards can also open the door to the magical places. But
each cupboard leads to different places. So there is no way to define the function
travel(MagicalPlace) generally, for a cupboard. If we specify the cupboard then we can say
how travel(MagicalPlace) is implemented. Cupboards also have a visitedPlace variable
which keeps count of the number of magical places visited until now.

MagicalPlace is implemented from an interface called Place. Place has methods


isMagical() and expectedDistance(). For any place, the expected distance is double of the
number of letters in the place’s name. isMagical() returns true if the place is magical, false
otherwise. For any place, the variables name, placeType and password are set during
initialization.

CupboardNarnia can only open doors if the password is “Narnia”. Every time travel
method is called, it prints “Welcome to Narnia” if the password is right. In this
travel(MagicalPlace p) function, check if the password is right and then print the line and
increase the visitedPlace variable by 1.

RoomOfRequirement can open doors to every place except those which are not magical
which it determines by using the isMagical() method. Every time travel is called, it prints
the name of the place it opened door to. In this travel(MagicalPlace p) function, check if a
place is magical or not by calling isMagical(); if true, print the name of the place and
increase the visitedPlace variable by 1.

Main Class Code’s been given below. Generate output for this code:

MagicalPlace place1 = new MagicalPlace(“Hogwarts”, “magical”,


“Ravenclaw”);

MagicalPlace place2 = new MagicalPlace (“Narnia”, “not magical”,


“Narnia”);

CupboardNarnia cn = new CupboardNarnia (10);


//visited place is 10 Initially
cn.travel(place1);
cn.travel(place2);
System.out.println(cn); //prints number of visited place
hereRoomOfRequirement r = new RoomOfRequirement (50);
// visited place is 50 initially.
r.travel(place1);
r.travel(place2);System.out.println(r); // prints number of visited
place here.
Problem5:

Now the functionalities for this Java Swing program will be the following:
a. First, it will open a frame for Employee Registration that will take their
i. Name
ii. Age
iii. Salary
iv. Phone number
b. After that, it will insert these data inside an ArrayList which will be declared inside the
Main class.
c. After REGISTER, the Employee Registration will become invisible and open the Salary
Increment frame.
d. Inside the Salary Increment frame, the current salary will be shown and it will be
Non-editable.
e. Also, there will be a percentage to input. After pressing increment, the salary will be
increased accordingly and get updated inside the ArrayList.

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