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Object Oriented Programming

Assignment:1

Topic: Classes, Objects and Constructors

Task#1:
Create a program to initialize employee details with different parameters
using constructor overloading, and test it using a separate class.

Task Details:
1. Define a class Employee with the following attributes:
• String name
• int id
• double salary
• String department
2. Constructor Overloading:
• Default Constructor: Initializes name to "Unknown", id to 0, salary to 0.0,
and department to "Not Assigned".
• Parameterized Constructor (1): Takes only name and id as
parameters and initializes salary and department with default values.
• Parameterized Constructor (2): Takes name, id, and salary as parameters
and sets department to "Not Assigned".
• Full Parameter Constructor: Takes all four attributes as parameters and
initializes each attribute.
3. Method: displayInfo()

• Add a method displayInfo () to print all attributes of the Employee object. 4.


Testing the Program:
• Create a separate class named EmployeeTest in a new file
(EmployeeTest.java) to test the Employee class.
• In EmployeeTest, create at least three different Employee objects using
different constructors, and call displayInfo() to display each employee's
details.
Task#2:
Create a BankAccount class that manages a user's account details with a focus
on initializing account information using overloaded constructors. Test the class
with a separate test class.

Task Details:
1. Define a class BankAccount with the following attributes:
• String accountHolder
• String accountNumber
• double balance
• String accountType (such as "Savings" or "Current")
2. Constructor Overloading:
• Default Constructor: Initializes accountHolder to "Unknown",
accountNumber to "0000", balance to 0.0, and accountType to
“Savings".
• Parameterized Constructor (1): Accepts only accountHolder and
accountNumber and initializes balance to 0.0 and accountType to
“Savings".
• Full Parameter Constructor: Takes all four attributes as parameters and
initializes each one.
3. Method: deposit (double amount)

• Adds the amount to balance.


• Ensure that the amount is positive, otherwise print an error message.
4. Method: withdraw (double amount)

• Deducts the amount from balance if the balance is sufficient.


• Ensure that the amount is positive and less than or equal to balance,
otherwise print an error message.
5. Method: displayAccountInfo ()

• Prints all details of the account, including the balance.


6. Testing the Program:
• Create a separate class named BankAccountTest in a new file
(BankAccountTest.java) to test the BankAccount class.
• In BankAccountTest, create two different BankAccount objects using
different constructors. Perform deposit and withdrawal operations on both
accounts and display their information after each operation.
Lab Task 3:
Product Inventory Management with Constructor, Control
Flow, and Looping

Objective: Create a Product class for managing inventory, including an update method.
Test the functionality with a test class.

Tasks:

1. Class Definition: Define a Product class with attributes productName, productId,


quantity, and price.

2. Constructors:
• Implement a default constructor that sets attributes to default values.
• Implement a parameterized constructor that accepts initial values for all
attributes.

Method:
• Write an update_Quantity () method that adjusts the quantity based on an
action ("add" or "remove"). Ensure that quantity does not go below zero.

Test Class:
 Create a separate test file, ProductTest.java.
 Use a loop to add or remove products: prompt the user to enter product
details and specify an action.
 After each update, display the updated inventory.
 Exit the loop if the user chooses not to manage more products.

Lab Task 4: Calculate the performance_Score and bonus of an


employee

1. Class Definition: Define an Employee class with attributes name, id, salary,
and performanceScore.
2. Constructors:
• Write a default constructor that initializes each attribute to default
values. • Write a parameterized constructor to set all attributes.
3. Method:
• Implement a calculateBonus() method that returns a bonus percentage of
salary based on performanceScore:
• 90 and above: 20%
• 70–89: 10%
• Below 70: 5%
4. Test Class:
• Create a separate test file, EmployeeTest.java.
• Use a loop to process multiple employees: prompt the user for name, id,
salary, and performanceScore.
• Calculate and display each employee’s bonus and total salary (salary + bonus).
Lab Task 5:

Student Grading System with Constructor, Control, and Loop Structures


Objective: Create a Student class with attributes, constructors, a grading method, and
implement a test class to validate the grading functionality.
Tasks:
1. Class Definition: Create a Student class with attributes name, id, and
score. 2. Constructors:
• Implement a default constructor that initializes attributes to default values. •
Implement a parameterized constructor that allows initializing all attributes
when a Student object is created.
3. Method:
• Write a getGrade() method in Student that determines the grade based on
score using the following scale:
• 90 and above: "A"
• 80–89: "B"
• 70–79: "C"
• 60–69: "D"
• Below 60: "F"
4. Test Class:
• Create a separate test file, StudentTest.java, to test the Student class. •
Use a loop to create multiple Student objects and display their grades. •
Prompt the user to enter name, id, and score for each student, and display
the calculated grade.

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