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CTUC103 - Practical Assignment-5

The document outlines a practical assignment for a B.Sc. IT course focusing on Object-Oriented Programming concepts in C++. It includes tasks such as implementing multi-level inheritance, virtual functions, polymorphism, function overloading, and operator overloading in C++. Each task requires writing specific programs to demonstrate the application of these concepts in various scenarios.

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CTUC103 - Practical Assignment-5

The document outlines a practical assignment for a B.Sc. IT course focusing on Object-Oriented Programming concepts in C++. It includes tasks such as implementing multi-level inheritance, virtual functions, polymorphism, function overloading, and operator overloading in C++. Each task requires writing specific programs to demonstrate the application of these concepts in various scenarios.

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Smt.

Chandaben Mohanbhai Patel Institute of Computer Applications


B.Sc. IT Semester - II
CTUC103 - Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
Practical Assignment – 5
Implementation of Object-Oriented Programming Concepts in C++: Inheritance,
Virtual Function, Polymorphism

1  Write a program for Multi-Level and Virtual Base Class Inheritance.


 Create a superclass Person to input Name.
 Create an intermediate class Student inheriting Person, to input
Roll_Number.
 Create another intermediate class Teacher inheriting Person, to input
Department_Name.
 Create a derived class Library, inheriting both Student and Teacher, to
input No_of_books issued.
 Implement getdata() and putdata() in all classes.
 User the concept of a virtual base class to avoid ambiguity and display all
details.
2  Write a program to Simple Interest calculation using Runtime polymorphim
and Virtual Function:
 Create a base class Bank with a function to calculate simple interest – SI
at 7.2%.
 Create a derived class HDFC_Bank, overriding the function to calculate
SI at 7.5%.
 Create another derived class AXIS_BANK, overriding the function to
calculate SI at 8.5%.
 Solve this program using Run Time Polymorphism (Virtual Function).
3  Write a program to calculate road trip by taking ₹12/KM by using member
function in a base class Traveler. Now, calculate road trip by taking ₹15/KM by
using member function in a derive class Sedan_Car. Again calculate road trip
by taking ₹18/KM by using member function in a derive class SUV_Car. Solve
this program by using Run Time Polymorphism Virtual function.
4  Write a program to find Area of different shapes by using member function in
a base class Shape. Now, calculate Area of Rectangle by using member function
in a derive class Rectangle. Again, calculate Area_of_Circle by using member
function in a derive class Circle. Again, calculate Area_of_triangle by using
member function in a derive class Triangle. Solve this program by using Run
Time Polymorphism “Pure Virtual function”.
 [Area of Rectangle = L * W, Area of Circle = Pi*r*r, Area of Triangle = (h*b)/2]

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5 Write a Program for Function Overloading (Addition of Different Types of
Numbers):
Overload functions to perform:
 Addition of two integer numbers.
 Addition of three integer numbers.
 Addition of two float numbers.
 Addition of three float numbers.
6  Write a program to input one number in a base class and one number in a
derived class. Perform basic arithmetic operations by using a member function
in a derived class.
7  Construct a class Month with data members as Month_No. Write down
overloaded operator++ for the increment the month number by one. Write a
member function read() and display() to read a number of month and print a
number of next month.
Input: Input:
Enter month number: 8 Enter month number: 12
Output: Output:
Next Month number is: 9 Next Month number is: 1
8 Construct a class Month with data members as Month_No. Write down
overloaded operator- - for the decrement the month number by one. Write a
member function read() and display() to read a number of month and print a
number of next month.
Input: Input:
Enter month number: 8 Enter month number: 1
Output: Output:
Previous Month number is: 7 Previous Month number is: 12
9 Construct a class Week with data members as Week_Day_Number. Write down
overloaded operator ++ for the increment the Week Day number by one. Write
a member function getdata() and showdata() to input a number of Week Day
and print Week Day number of previous day.
Input: Input:
Enter Day number: 5 Enter Day number: 7
Output: Output:
Next Day number is: 6 Next Day number is: 1
10 Construct a class Arithmetic with data member as Number. Write down all the
arithmetic operator overloaded i.e +, -, *, / for basic arithmetic operations. Write
a member function to read() and display() the result of operations performed
on user defined data types.
11 Write a Program to demonstrate unary operator overloading in C++.

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12 Write a Program to demonstrate unary operator overloading using a friend
function.
13 Write a program to define a class Time with hours and minutes as data
members. Implement a getData() method to accept values for two objects and
use binary operator overloading (+ operator) to add two Time objects. Display
the result in a properly formatted manner.
14 Write a program to define a class Time with hours and minutes as data
members. Implement a getData() method to accept values for two objects and
use a friend function to overload the + operator for adding two time objects.
Display the result in a properly formatted manner.

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