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OOP Assignment

The document outlines an OOP assignment focused on inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling in Python. It includes tasks to implement a class hierarchy with a base class 'Person' and derived classes 'Student' and 'Teacher', demonstrating polymorphism through overridden methods. Additionally, it requires handling exceptions in a method that calculates grades, along with a bonus task to integrate all concepts into a cohesive program.

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OOP Assignment

The document outlines an OOP assignment focused on inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling in Python. It includes tasks to implement a class hierarchy with a base class 'Person' and derived classes 'Student' and 'Teacher', demonstrating polymorphism through overridden methods. Additionally, it requires handling exceptions in a method that calculates grades, along with a bonus task to integrate all concepts into a cohesive program.

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OOP Assignment: Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Exception Handling

Objective:

1. Understand and implement the concepts of inheritance and polymorphism.


2. Learn to handle exceptions in object-oriented programs.

Instructions:

1. Write the code in Python (or the language you are teaching).
2. Submit your code with appropriate comments.
3. Each task should be implemented as a separate class or function.

Tasks:

Task 1: Implement a Class Hierarchy with Inheritance

- Create a base class `Person` with the following attributes:


- `name` (string)
- `age` (integer)
- Add a method `display()` to the `Person` class that prints the name and age.
- Create a derived class `Student` that inherits from `Person`. Add the following attributes:
- `student_id` (string)
- `course` (string)
- Add a method `display()` to the `Student` class that overrides the base class method and
displays all the attributes.

Task 2: Demonstrate Polymorphism

- Create another derived class `Teacher` from `Person`. Add the following attributes:
- `employee_id` (string)
- `subject` (string)
- Add a method `display()` to the `Teacher` class that overrides the base class method and
displays all the attributes.
- Write a function `show_details(person: Person)` that accepts an object of type `Person` and calls
its `display()` method.
Task 3: Handle Exceptions

- Extend the `Student` class by adding a method `calculate_grade(marks: list)` that:


- Accepts a list of marks.
- Raises an exception if the list is empty or contains invalid data (e.g., non-numeric values).
- Calculates and returns the average grade if all values are valid.
- Handle exceptions properly and display a meaningful error message when an exception occurs.

Bonus Task:

- Create a small program that demonstrates how all the concepts (inheritance, polymorphism, and
exception handling) can work together.

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