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The document outlines three exercises focused on object-oriented programming in Python. Exercise 1 involves creating a football team management system with classes for players and coaches, along with an interface for managing their data. Exercise 2 focuses on employee management with an Employee class and various methods for handling employee data, while Exercise 3 requires developing a payroll management system for teachers, including full-time and part-time teachers.

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677ba4bf281299ecdf53f270 Review PythonOOP

The document outlines three exercises focused on object-oriented programming in Python. Exercise 1 involves creating a football team management system with classes for players and coaches, along with an interface for managing their data. Exercise 2 focuses on employee management with an Employee class and various methods for handling employee data, while Exercise 3 requires developing a payroll management system for teachers, including full-time and part-time teachers.

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OOP_Python Exercises

Excercise 1: We need to manage a football team, includes player and coach.


- Player: with the informations: code, name, address, shirt number, position,
salary.
- Coach: with the informations: code, name, address, position, salary, years of
experience.
1. Build the class as the above requirement (using the inheritance).
2. Build an interface, named IManger to design some methods:
- Input a list of players.
- Input a list of coaches.
- Show list of players.
- Show list of coaches.
- Update the information of players  void changePlayer(int playercode, int
option, int shirtnumber, double salary);
+ If option = 0, change the shirt number of player
+ If option !=0, change the salary.
- Count the coaches that have years of experience >=3.
- Sum of the salary of the players that are the striker.
- Who have the max salary?  void showMaxLuong();
- Sort the list of players by ascending shirt number.
- Sort descending salaries of experienced coaches = 3.
3. Implement the above interface.
4. Build the main class:
- Show the menu.
- Depending on the option, call the processing functions in section 3 to
display the results.
5. Build the class CheckData:
- Check null for String properties.
- Check number for number properties.
- Check…

Excercise 2: Develop an employee management program, specifically as follows:


1. Class Employee:
- Property: Code, name, date of birth, gender, number of children, salary
- Method:
+ Constructor: default and full parameters
+ Get/set method for properties
+ show() method
+ Calculate the income = salary + allowance.
In which, allowances are calculated as follows:
- If the number of children is not available, there is no allowance.
- If the number of children <= 2, the allowance = 1 million.
- The rest is allowance = 1.5 million.
2. Building an interface named IManger contains the following methods:
- Enter an employee list  void inputList(int size);
- Show an employee list  void showList();
- Count how many female employees are there without allowances.  int count();
- Displays employees with child numbers <n, n entered from the keyboard
 void showSocon(int n);
- Sort the list of employees to increase salary according to the number of male
employees.  void sortBySalary();
- Remove from the list of male employees with the number of children> n, n entered
from the keyboard.  void delete(int n);
- Display the employees that name = given name from keyboard.
 void showByName(String name);
- Update the salary of employees according to the following criteria: plus compared
with the original salary
If the employee is <30 years old, add 5% of the salary.
If the employee has 30 <= age <40, add 10% of the salary
The remaining plus 15% of the salary
 void updateSalary();

3. Xây dựng lớp có tên Manger:


- Property: ArrayList contains the employee list.
- Method:
+ Constructor has a parameter: ArrayList
+ Implement all methods of above interface.
4. Building a TestMain class to test the program, implementing the following
requirements:
- Show the Menu:
1. TC1- Enter the employee list
2. TC2- Display the employee list
3. TC3- Counts the number of female employees with no allowances
4. TC4- Displays employees with the number <given number.
5. TC5- Arranging an increasing number of male employees' salaries.
6. TC6- Removing male employees according to the number of entries
entered from the keyboard.
7. TC7- Display employees by name.
8. TC8- Update salary
9. Exit.
- Create a list of employees, including 5 employees who have information.
- Choose any option to display the corresponding results.
(Use try ... catch to control data entry - Utilities)
Excercise 3: In a school, there are 2 types of teachers:
- Fulltime teacher: salary = salary coefficient * 2000000
- Parttime teacher: salary = slot * 50000
Develop a payroll management and teacher information program.

Specifically:
1. Build the class Teacher: abstract class
- Property: code, name.
- Method:
+ Constructor: 2 types (no parameter and full parameters)
+ Get/set methods for all properties.
+ show() method.
+ Get salary – abstract method (only declare without body)
2. Build the class FulltimeTeacher: inherite from class Teacher
- Property: salary coefficient
- Method:
+ Constructor: 2 types (no parameter and full parameters)
+ Get/set methods for all properties.
+ Get salary = salary coefficient * 2000000
3. Build the class ParttimeTeacher: inherite from class Teacher
- Property: slot
- Method:
+ Constructor: 2 types (no parameter and full parameters)
+ Get/set methods for all properties.
+ Get salary = slot * 50000
4. Build an interface, named IManager, design the functions:
- Import and display a list of Teachers (including Fulltime teacher and PartTime
teacher).
- Show list of teachers with the highest salary.
- How many parttime teachers have the slot > 10.
- Calculate the total number of parttime teacher's slots.
- Sort the list of teachers increased by salary.
- Is there a teacher whose name starts with ‘T’? If so, show that person's name
and salary.
- Displays a list of fulltime teachers with the salary coefficient < 3, in which the
full name will separate First and Last Names into 2 columns.
 Build the class Manager implement the above interface.
5. Build the main class to excute the above functions. (Show menu and check input).

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