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Assignment 2 Oop Lab

The document contains three C++ programs demonstrating object-oriented programming concepts. The first program defines a Car class with methods to set and display car details, the second defines a Student class with a constructor that initializes attributes and displays a message upon creation, and the third illustrates the use of constructors and destructors in a Test class, showing when the destructor is called. Each program includes a main function that creates objects and displays their details.

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Assignment 2 Oop Lab

The document contains three C++ programs demonstrating object-oriented programming concepts. The first program defines a Car class with methods to set and display car details, the second defines a Student class with a constructor that initializes attributes and displays a message upon creation, and the third illustrates the use of constructors and destructors in a Test class, showing when the destructor is called. Each program includes a main function that creates objects and displays their details.

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Name: Ahmad Ibrahim

Roll No: BSCS51F24S047


OOP LAB ASSIGNMENT NO.1
/**Write a program to define a class Car with attributes brand and model.

Create objects of the class, assign values, and display the car details using a method.*/

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Car {

private:

string brand;

string model;

public:

void setCarDetails(string b, string m)

brand = b;

model = m;

void displayCarDetails()

cout<<"Car Brand: "<<brand<<endl;

cout<<"Car Model: "<<model<<endl;

};

int main()

Car car1,car2;
car1.setCarDetails("Toyota", "Corolla");

car2.setCarDetails("Honda", "Civic");

cout << "Car 1 Details:" << endl;

car1.displayCarDetails();

cout << "\nCar 2 Details:" << endl;

car2.displayCarDetails();

return 0;

/**Write a program to define a Student class with a constructor that initializes the student’s name
and grade.

Create objects and display a message when an object is created.*/

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Student

private:

string name;

char grade;

public:

Student(string n, char g)

name = n;

grade = g;

cout<<"Student object created for: "<<name<<endl;

}
void displayDetails()

cout<<"Student Name: "<<name<<endl;

cout<<"Grade: "<<grade<<endl;

};

int main()

Student s1("Ali", 'A');

Student s2("Sara", 'B');

cout<<"\nDetails of Student 1:"<<endl;

s1.displayDetails();

cout<<"\nDetails of Student 2:"<<endl;

s2.displayDetails();

return 0;

/**Write a program to define a Test class with a constructor and a destructor.

Create objects inside and outside a scope, and observe when the destructor is called.*/

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Test

public:

Test()

{
cout<<"Constructor called!"<<endl;

~Test()

cout<<"Destructor called!"<<endl;

};

int main()

cout<<"Creating object t1 outside scope..."<<endl;

Test t1;

cout<<"Entering a new scope..."<<endl;

Test t2;

cout<<"Exiting the scope..."<<endl;

cout<<"End of main function..."<<endl;

return 0;

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