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Polymorphism:

class A{...}
How to use this class A?

1)creating object
let ob:A=new A();

2)by extending it
class B extends A{....}

but when we want the class only to be extending

abstract class A{
//data member
//non-abstract functions
//abstract methods (methods which has only declaration and no implementation)
abstract Fun1():void;

}
abstract class C {}
class B extends A
{
Fun1():void
{
}
}
//Abstract class is a class which cannot be instantiated but needs to be extended

interface IA
{
fun1():void;
fun2():void;
}
class MyClass implements IA
{
fun1() : void {}
fun2(): void{}
}
interface in Typescript
-----------------------
Interface is a pure abstract class

is a contract[set of specifications]

is a set of method declrations which needs to be implemented by some class

interface tells a class what to do ,not how to do

used to implement Polymorphism (Many Forms) : Compile Time & RunTime(samename &
same signature in base type and derived type)

Lab1)
ITune.ts
---------
create an interface ITune having a method Play()

Instruments.ts
--------------
write 3 classes Guitar,Piano & Violin implementing the interface ITune

CallerInstrument.ts
-------------------
create an array instruments:ITune[] holding Guitar,Piano & Violin objects & invoke
Play method

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Lab2)
Performer.ts
-------------
interface IPerformer{ Perform():void;}

Participants.ts
---------------
write 3 classes which implements interface
Juggler[beanBags]
Singer[song]
Magician[magicWords]

SeedIdol.ts
------------
create an array of IPerformer & invoke Perform method onit
let parr:Performer[]=[];
parr.push(new Juggler(5));
parr.push(new Singer("some song"));
parr.push(new Magician("some magic words"));
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CaseStudy on Inheritance & Encapsulation using property fn


Lab3)
student.ts
-----------
Write a class Student[rollNo,name,marks-array of 5 subjects]
2 subclasses
PrimaryStudent[grade]
SecondaryStudent[percentage]

In all above 3 classes write constructor,PrintMarkSheet

callerStudent.ts
----------------
create an array of Students & invoke PrintMarkSheet method

Creating Properties:
private _eid:number;
get Eid:number { return _eid;} //getter method ------only get --
readonly property
set Eid(n1:number) { _eid = n1;} //setter method --------only set ---
writeonly

Writing a property has 2 parts - get and set


Declare a data member as private in class. Create getter and setter method for the
private variable.
For execution, we need to compile with
tsc --target ES5 file.ts
node file.js

Another way to hide the data members is to declare them inside constructor
Class A
{

constructor(private a:number)
{}
Display():void
{Console.log(this.a);}

obj:A = new A(100);


obj.Display();

THere are 3 access specifiers in typescript


1. Public
2.private
3.protected

class A
{
private a:number;
public b:number;
protected c:number;
}
class B extends A
{
Display():void
{
//access for b and c is possible
}
}

obj:A = new obj();


//check what is accessible

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