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Unit 13 OOP - Student & Library

The document outlines two Python classes: Student and Library. The Student class includes attributes for name, age, and grades, along with methods to calculate the average grade and display details. The Library class manages a list of books with methods to add, remove, and display books, including confirmation messages for each action.

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Unit 13 OOP - Student & Library

The document outlines two Python classes: Student and Library. The Student class includes attributes for name, age, and grades, along with methods to calculate the average grade and display details. The Library class manages a list of books with methods to add, remove, and display books, including confirmation messages for each action.

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Unit 13: OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) - All

Questions

Q1. Create a class named Student that represents a student with basic
attributes.
a. Attributes and Methods in Class:

Attributes:
name: Stores the student's name.
age: Stores the student's age.
grades: A list of grades.
Methods:
average_grade(): Calculates the average of all grades.
display_details(): Prints the student's name, age, and average grade.

(***) Define an __init__ method that initializes the student's name, age, and a list of grades.

Expected Output:

Student: Keo Vichet, Age: 20


Grades: [85, 90, 78, 92], Average Grade: 86.25

Q2. Write the Library Class


a. Write a Python class called Library that has an attribute books initialized as an empty list in the __init__
method.

b. Add a method called add_book that takes a book_title as input and appends it to the books list. Print a message
confirming the book was added.

c. Add a method called remove_book that takes a book_title as input. If the book exists in the books list, remove it
and print a confirmation message. If the book does not exist, print a message saying the book was not found.

d. Add a method called display_books that prints all the books in the library. If the library is empty, print a message
saying "The library is empty."

Expected Output:

Added 'Harry Potter 1' to the library.


Added 'The Great Gatsby' to the library.
Books in the library:
- Harry Potter 1
- The Great Gatsby

Removed 'Harry Potter 1' from the library.


Books in the library:
- The Great Gatsby

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