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EXp3 Java Aman

The document outlines a Java programming experiment aimed at calculating interest for Fixed Deposits (FD), Recurring Deposits (RD), and Savings Accounts (SB) using object-oriented principles. It includes an abstract class for accounts and specific implementations for each account type, incorporating dynamic interest rate calculations based on various conditions. The learning outcomes emphasize understanding abstract classes, method overriding, user input validation, and applying conditional logic in programming.

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EXp3 Java Aman

The document outlines a Java programming experiment aimed at calculating interest for Fixed Deposits (FD), Recurring Deposits (RD), and Savings Accounts (SB) using object-oriented principles. It includes an abstract class for accounts and specific implementations for each account type, incorporating dynamic interest rate calculations based on various conditions. The learning outcomes emphasize understanding abstract classes, method overriding, user input validation, and applying conditional logic in programming.

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DEPARTMENT OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Experiment-3
Student Name: Aman Kumar UID:22BCS12050
Branch: BE-CSE Section/Group: 617/A
Semester: 6th Date of Performance: 25.1.25
Subject Name: Project Based Learning in Java Subject Code: 22CSH-359

1.Aim:Create an application to calculate interest for FDs, RDs based on certain conditions using
inheritence
2.Objective: To design and implement a Java program that calculates interest for various account
types (FD, RD, SB) using object-oriented principles, focusing on abstraction, method overriding, and
dynamic input validation.

3.Implementation/Code:
abstract class Account {
double interestRate;
double amount;
abstract double calculateInterest();
}
class FDAccount extends Account {
int noOfDays;
int ageOfACHolder;

FDAccount(double amount, int noOfDays, int ageOfACHolder) {


this.amount = amount;
this.noOfDays = noOfDays;
this.ageOfACHolder = ageOfACHolder;
}
@Override
double calculateInterest() {
if (amount < 10000000) { // Less than 1 crore
if (noOfDays >= 7 && noOfDays <= 14) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 5.0 : 4.5;
else if (noOfDays >= 15 && noOfDays <= 29) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 5.25: 4.75;
else if (noOfDays >= 30 && noOfDays <= 45) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 6.0 : 5.5;
else if (noOfDays >= 45 && noOfDays <= 60) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 7.5 :7.0;
else if (noOfDays >= 61 && noOfDays <= 184) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 8.0: 7.5;
else if (noOfDays >= 185 && noOfDays <= 365) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ?8.5 : 8.0;
} else { // Greater than or equal to 1 crore
if (noOfDays >= 7 && noOfDays <= 14) interestRate = 6.5;
else if (noOfDays >= 15 && noOfDays <= 29) interestRate = 6.75;
else if (noOfDays >= 30 && noOfDays <= 45) interestRate = 6.75;
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else if (noOfDays >= 45 && noOfDays <= 60) interestRate = 8.0;
else if (noOfDays >= 61 && noOfDays <= 184) interestRate = 8.5;
else if (noOfDays >= 185 && noOfDays <= 365) interestRate = 10.0;
}
return amount * interestRate / 100;
}
}
class RDAccount extends Account {
int noOfMonths;
double monthlyAmount;
int ageOfACHolder;

RDAccount(double monthlyAmount, int noOfMonths, int ageOfACHolder) {


this.monthlyAmount = monthlyAmount;
this.noOfMonths = noOfMonths;
this.ageOfACHolder = ageOfACHolder;
}
@Override
double calculateInterest() {
if (noOfMonths == 6) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 8.0 : 7.5;
else if (noOfMonths == 9) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 8.25 : 7.75;
else if (noOfMonths == 12) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 8.5 : 8.0;
else if (noOfMonths == 15) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 8.75 : 8.25;
else if (noOfMonths == 18) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 9.0 : 8.5;
else if (noOfMonths == 21) interestRate = ageOfACHolder >= 60 ? 9.25 : 8.75;
return monthlyAmount * noOfMonths * interestRate / 100;
}
}
class SBAccount extends Account {
String accountType;
SBAccount(double amount, String accountType) {
this.amount = amount;
this.accountType = accountType;
}
@Override
double calculateInterest() {
interestRate = accountType.equalsIgnoreCase("NRI") ? 6.0 : 4.0;
return amount * interestRate / 100;
}
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4.Output:

5. Learning outcomes:

1. Understand the concept of abstract classes and method overriding in Java.


2. Learn to implement real-world scenarios using object-oriented principles.
3. Develop skills to validate user input for different account types.
4. Gain knowledge of calculating interest dynamically based on conditions.
5. Enhance problem-solving abilities by applying conditional logic effectively.

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