‭MAJOR-2 : Object Oriented Programming Methodology‬

‭P ractical Assignments‬
‭FY CS / IT Sem - 2‬

‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 6‬
‭Week : 3rd - 8th March,2025‬
‭Aim :‬‭Implementing Hierarchical Inheritance‬

‭Create following classes and relationships with their respective data members.‬

‭ .‬ ‭Create objects of Savings A/c and Current A/c.‬

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‭2.‬ ‭Deposit Rs 5000 in Savings A/c.‬
‭3.‬ ‭Deposit Rs 10000 in Current A/c.‬
‭4.‬ ‭Find Monthly interest received based on Interest rate 10% on Savings A/c.‬
‭5.‬ ‭Find Monthly interest received based on Interest rate 15% on Current A/c.‬
‭6.‬ ‭Withdraw from Savings A/c (the amount taken from the user). Do not allow withdrawal if‬
‭account balance is less than Rs. 1000.‬
‭7.‬ ‭Withdraw from Current A/c (the amount taken from the user). Do not allow withdrawal if‬
‭account balance is less than Rs. 10000.‬

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‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 5‬
‭Week : 24th Feb - 1st March,2025‬
‭Aim :‬‭Implementing Multilevel Inheritance‬

‭1.‬ ‭Implement the following inheritance :‬

‭2.‬ ‭Using an array of objects, add and display data of at least 3 Under Graduate Students.‬
‭Input the values of student’s name, phone number, email address, enrollment number,‬
‭course and total marks scored.‬
‭[NOTE : CGPA should not be input, but must be calculated using calcCGPA]‬
‭[CGPA = TotalMarks x 10 / 500 , TotalMarks should be from 0 to 500 only]‬

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‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 4‬
‭Week : 3rd-15th February,2025‬
‭Aim :‬‭Implementing Simple Inheritance‬

‭NOTE: Create MENU DRIVEN application‬

‭SIMPLE‬

‭Implement OOP in Java using the following information.‬

‭Create the class called‬‭“Customer”‬‭as follows with‬‭given accessibility for its members‬‭:‬

‭(NOTE: +‬‭indicates‬‭Private, *‬‭indicates‬‭Public)‬

‭Class: Customer‬

‭ ata member:‬
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‭+‬‭Name‬
‭+‬‭Age‬
‭+‬‭Contact‬

‭Note: Create a constructor to initialize the data members‬

‭MODERATE‬

‭Extend the above program to add the following functionalities:‬

‭1)‬ ‭Create a class account‬‭“Account ”‬‭which will inherit‬‭the Customer class.‬

‭(Use the keyword‬‭extends‬‭for inheritance.)‬

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‭Class: Customer‬

‭ ata member:‬
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‭+‬‭Name‬
‭+‬‭Age‬
‭+‬‭Contact‬

‭↑‬
‭Class: Account‬

‭ ata members:‬
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‭+‬‭Accno‬
‭+‬‭Balance‬

‭ ember functions:‬
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‭*‬‭deposit(double amt)‬
‭*‬‭withdraw(double amt)‬
‭*‬‭transfer(Account a1, Account a2, double amt)‬
‭*‬‭s howCustomers() : method to display all customers‬

‭Menu options :‬

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‭2)‬ ‭Input and display user details like name, age, contact, accno, and bal for n‬
‭customers.‬‭Implement an array of objects.‬
‭[HINT: Create objects of child class only.]‬
‭Expected Input:‬
‭Welcome! Enter following details:‬
‭Name: Peter Andrews‬
‭Age: 30‬
‭Contact Number: 4478962586‬
‭AccountNo: 111‬
‭Balance: 20000‬
‭(Repeat taking input of n customers)‬

E‭ xpected Output:‬
‭Name‬ ‭Age‬ ‭Contact Number‬ ‭Account Number Balance‬
‭_________________________________________________________________‬
‭Peter Andrews‬ ‭30‬ ‭4478962586‬ ‭111‬ ‭20000‬
‭Emma Stone‬ ‭30‬ ‭3456345675‬ ‭222‬ ‭30000‬
‭(Show details of n customers )‬

‭ADVANCED‬
‭1)‬ ‭Allow the user to‬‭deposit‬‭some amount in the account.‬‭Display the reflected balance in‬
‭the account after the transaction.‬
‭Expected Input:‬
‭Enter AccountNo: 111‬
‭Enter the amount you wish to deposit: 10000‬
‭Expected Output:‬
‭Transaction Successful!‬
‭AccountNo: 111‬
‭Final balance: 30000‬

‭2)‬ ‭Allow the user to‬‭withdraw‬‭some amount from the account;‬‭only if the withdrawal‬
‭amount is less than the account balance‬‭, otherwise‬‭throw an exception. Display the final‬
‭balance in the account after the transaction.‬
‭Expected Input:‬
‭Enter AccountNo: 111‬
‭Enter the amount you wish to withdraw: 40000‬
‭Expected Output:‬
‭Sorry! You don’t have a sufficient balance in your account.‬

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E‭ xpected Input:‬
‭Enter AccountNo: 111‬
‭Enter the amount you wish to withdraw: 10000‬
‭Expected Output:‬
‭Transaction Successful!‬
‭AccountNo: 111‬
‭Final balance: 10000‬

‭3)‬ ‭Allow the user to‬‭transfer‬‭some amount from his account‬‭to another account;‬‭only if the‬
‭transfer amount is less than the account balance‬‭,‬‭otherwise throw an exception. Display‬
‭the final balance of both accounts after the transaction.‬
‭Expected Input:‬
‭Enter your AccountNo: 111‬
‭Enter AccountNo you wish to transfer: 222‬
‭Enter the amount you wish to transfer: 30000‬
‭Expected Output:‬
‭Sorry! You don’t have a sufficient balance in your account.‬

E‭ xpected Input:‬
‭Enter your AccountNo: 111‬
‭Enter AccountNo you wish to transfer: 222‬
‭Enter the amount you wish to transfer: 10000‬
‭Expected Output:‬
‭Transaction Successful!‬
‭AccountNo: 111 Balance: 10000‬
‭AccountNo: 222 Balance: 40000‬

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‭Cases for displaying details :‬

‭Case for Transfer :‬

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‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 3‬
‭Week : 27th Jan - 1st Feb,2025‬
‭Aim :‬‭Implementing Exception Handling‬

‭PART 1‬
‭1.‬ ‭Write a program in Java to accept two numbers from the user. Raise the‬
‭ArithmeticException‬‭when the user tries to divide‬‭num1 by num2, and num2 is zero.‬
‭2.‬ ‭Write a java program which accepts the elements of an integer array of size‬‭n‬‭, and displays‬
‭the same. Catch the‬‭ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException‬‭whenever the user tries to access‬
‭the array outside of its bound (range).‬

‭PART 2‬
‭ reate the following exceptions, with reference to the Student class created in previous‬
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‭assignments:‬
‭1.‬ ‭If the user tries to input a String value for the s_id, throw the‬‭InputMismatchException‬
‭and print the message‬‭“Invalid Input !”‬‭in the catch‬‭block.‬
‭2.‬ ‭If the user enters total_marks less than zero or greater than 500, throw a user-defined‬
‭exception named‬‭“InvalidMarksException”‬‭.‬
‭3.‬ ‭Finally‬‭, print the message‬‭“Student details entered!”‬‭,‬‭regardless of if any exception is‬
‭raised or not.‬

S‭ ELF REFERENCE‬
‭ rocess of Exception Handling :‬
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‭Creating User-defined Exceptions :‬

‭1)‬ ‭Create your Exception class, which inherits the base class‬‭“Exception”‬‭.‬
‭2)‬ ‭Add‬‭constructors‬‭in your custom exception class.‬
‭3)‬ ‭Throw the exception using the‬‭throw‬‭keyword.‬
‭4)‬ ‭Handle the exception using its suitable‬‭catch‬‭block.‬

E‭ xample :‬
‭Suppose you’re writing a program where a user inputs his age to determine the eligibility to vote.‬
‭Throw an exception when his age is under 18.‬

‭Creating Exception class :‬

‭Handling exception :‬

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‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 2‬
‭Week : 1st-4th January,2025‬
‭Aim :‬‭Implementing data hiding & getter and setter‬‭methods.‬
‭Working with array of objects.‬

‭PART 1‬
‭1.‬ ‭Implement data hiding for the‬‭Student‬‭class earlier‬‭created in‬‭Assignment-1‬‭.‬
‭[make all attributes private.]‬
‭2.‬ ‭Create respective getter and setter methods for all attributes.‬
‭[make all getter-setter methods public so that attributes can be accessed outside the class.]‬
‭ .‬ ‭Now, initialize the instance variables of objects using the common setter method.‬
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‭4.‬ ‭Print the student attributes using their respective getter methods.‬‭[in tabular format]‬

‭PART 2‬
‭1.‬ ‭Using the Student class, create and initialize an array of objects of size 2.‬
‭Print the details of all students.‬‭[Use Static values]‬
‭2.‬ ‭Implement another array of objects of size‬‭n‬‭using‬‭user input values.‬
‭Print the details of all students.‬‭[Use Dynamic values]‬

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‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 1‬
‭Week : 23rd-28th December,2024‬
‭Aim :‬‭Working with classes, objects and constructors‬

‭1.‬ ‭Implement the following structure :‬

‭Student‬

s‭ _id‬
‭s_name‬
‭dob‬
‭dept‬
‭total_marks‬‭(out of 500)‬
‭perc‬

S‭ tudent() :‬‭the default constructor‬

‭Student() :‬‭a parameterized constructor to initialize‬‭all instance variables; except percentage‬
‭calcPerc() :‬‭to calculate the perc of a student‬
‭isEligibleToEnroll()‬‭:‬‭to print the eligibility message‬
‭getStudentDetails()‬‭:‬‭to print all details of a student‬

I‭f the default constructor is used, then the‬‭dept‬‭value must be set to‬‭“IT”‬‭.‬
‭The‬‭calcPerc()‬‭method is used to calculate the percentage,‬‭based on total_marks input by‬
‭the user.‬
‭The‬‭isEligibleToEnroll()‬‭method will print “‬‭Eligible‬‭”‬‭if the percentage is above 65, else it‬
‭will print “‬‭Not Eligible‬‭”.‬
‭Enter values for at least 3 students and print the details in a tabular form.‬

[‭ Static input will not be considered.]‬

‭Expected Output :‬
‭Id‬ ‭Name‬ ‭DOB‬ ‭Dept‬ ‭ erc‬
P E‭ ligibility‬
‭1‬ ‭Charles‬ ‭17/03/2004‬ ‭IT‬ ‭72‬ ‭Eligible‬
‭2‬ ‭Mark‬ ‭22/08/2003‬ ‭MB‬ ‭55‬ ‭Not Eligible‬
‭3‬ ‭Jacky‬ ‭12/01/2004‬ ‭BT‬ ‭89‬ ‭Eligible‬

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‭PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT - 0‬
‭Week : 16th-21st December,2024‬
‭Aim :‬‭Introduction to OOP & revisiting Java Fundamentals‬

‭1.‬ ‭Create a user defined class named‬‭Area‬‭. It should‬‭contain the following methods:‬
‭circle() :‬‭to print area of a circle‬
‭square() :‬‭to print area of a square‬
‭triangle() :‬‭to print area of a triangle‬
‭[NOTE :‬‭define PI as a final variable‬‭(‬‭constant‬‭)‬‭in Area class‬‭]‬
‭Create an object, initialize necessary parameters within the concerned methods, and print‬
‭the area of all shapes in output.‬

‭2.‬ ‭Implement the following class structure in the program :‬

‭Pen‬

t‭ ype‬
‭colour‬
‭brand‬
‭price‬

s‭ etPenDetails()‬‭: set all details of a pen‬

‭printPenDetails()‬‭: print all details of a pen‬

‭ reate at least 2 different objects of Pen class, setting different attributes for them and‬
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‭print their details.‬

‭3.‬ ‭Implement the following class structure in the program :‬

‭ArraySum‬

‭num[]‬

s‭ etElements(int[] array)‬‭: initialize array elements‬

‭printSum()‬‭: prints the sum of array elements‬

‭Create at least 2 different objects of the ArraySum class and print the sum of each.‬

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