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Sr.

no:05

Practical Related Questions.

1.Write a C++ program to define a class "Student" having data members roll_no, name.
Derive a class "Marks" from "Student" having data members ml,m2,m3, total and
percentage. Accept and display data for one student.

#include <iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

class Student //Base class

int roll_no;

char name[10];

public:

void accept_stud() //Defining member function inside the class

cout<<"\nEnter roll no of student=";

cin>>roll_no;

cout<<"\nEnter name of student=";

cin>>name;

void display_stud(); //Declaration of member function

};

void Student::display_stud() //Defining member function outside the class

cout<<"\nStudent information:";

cout<<"\nRoll no.:"<<roll_no;

cout<<"\nName:"<<name;

class Marks:public Student //Derive class Marks from base class Student

int m1,m2,m3;

float percentage,total;
public:

void accept_marks()

cout<<"\nEnter marks of m1=";

cin>>m1;

cout<<"\nEnter marks of m2=";

cin>>m2;

cout<<"\nEnter marks of m3=";

cin>>m3;

void display_marks()

total=m1+m2+m3;

percentage=(total/300)*100.0;

cout<<"\nMarks of Subject 1:"<<m1;

cout<<"\nMarks of Subject 2:"<<m2;

cout<<"\nMarks od Subject 3:"<<m3;

cout<<"\nTotal Marks:"<<total;

cout<<"\nPercentage:"<<percentage;

};

void main()

Marks M; //Creating object of derive class to access members of base class and its own.

M.accept_stud();

M.accept_marks();

M.display_stud();

M.display_marks();

getch();

}
Output:

2.Write a C++ program to implement following Multilevel Inheritance.

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

class person //Base class

char name[20],gender[20];

int age;

public:

void input()

cout<<"\nEnter name of person=";

cin>>name;

cout<<"\nEnter gender=";

cin>>gender; cout<<"\nEnter age=";

cin>>age;

void output()

cout<<"\nDetail of employee:";

cout<<"\nName="<<name;

cout<<"\nGender="<<gender;
cout<<"\nAge="<<age;

};

//Derive class employee from base class person and base class for programmerC class employee:public person

class employee:public person

int emp_id;

char company[20];

float salary;

public:

void getdata()

cout<<"\nEnter employee id=";

cin>>emp_id;

cout<<"\nEnter company=";

cin>>company; cout<<"\nEnter salary=";

cin>>salary;

void putdata()

cout<<"\nEmployee ID:"<<emp_id;

cout<<"\nCompany:"<<company;

cout<<"\nSalary:"<<salary;

};

class programmer:public employee //Derive class programmer from base class employee

int no_of_pro_lan_known; public:

void accept()

{
cout<<"\nEnter no of programming languages the employee known=";

cin>>no_of_pro_lan_known;

void display()

cout<<"\nNo of Programming languages known:"<<no_of_pro_lan_known;

};

Void main()

programmer p;

p.input();

p.getdata();

p.accept();

p.output();

p.putdata();

p.display();

getch();

Output:

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