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Python Practice Set 4

The document outlines a series of programming exercises in Python, focusing on creating various classes and their functionalities. Each question requires the implementation of a specific class with attributes and methods, including examples such as 'Person', 'Rectangle', 'BankAccount', and more. The exercises aim to enhance understanding of object-oriented programming concepts in Python.

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Python Practice Set 4

The document outlines a series of programming exercises in Python, focusing on creating various classes and their functionalities. Each question requires the implementation of a specific class with attributes and methods, including examples such as 'Person', 'Rectangle', 'BankAccount', and more. The exercises aim to enhance understanding of object-oriented programming concepts in Python.

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Python Practice

Set 4
Q1. Create a class called "Person" with properties for "name", "age", and "gender". Create an object of this
class and print out its properties.

Q2. Write a Python class called "Rectangle" with attributes for "width" and "height". Implement methods
to calculate the area and perimeter of the rectangle. Create an instance of this class and use it to print out
the rectangle's area and perimeter.

Q3. Write a Python class called "BankAccount" with attributes for "balance" and "interest_rate".
Implement methods to deposit and withdraw money from the account, as well as to calculate the interest
earned on the balance based on the interest rate. Create an instance of this class and use it to test out the
implemented methods for deposit, withdrawal, and interest calculation.

Q4. Write a Python class called "Animal" with attributes for "name" and "species". Create a subclass of
"Animal" called "Dog" with additional attributes for "breed" and "owner". Implement both classes with
appropriate methods and constructors to initialise their properties. Create instances of both classes and
use them to print out the various properties of the animals and dogs, such as their names, species,
breeds, and owners.

Q5. Create a class called "Car" with properties for "make", "model", and "year". Create a subclass of "Car"
called "ElectricCar" with additional properties for "battery_size" and "range". Create objects of both
classes and print out their properties.

Q6. Create a class called "Student" with properties for "name" and "id". Create a subclass of "Student"
called "GraduateStudent" with additional properties for "advisor" and "research_area". Create objects of
both classes and print out their properties.

Q7. Create a class called "Shape" with methods to calculate the area and perimeter of the shape. Create
subclasses of "Shape" for "Rectangle", "Circle", and "Triangle" with their own methods for calculating area
and perimeter. Create objects of each class and print out their area and perimeter.

Q8. Create a class called "Employee" with properties for "name", "id", and "salary". Add methods to give
the employee a raise and to calculate their annual salary. Create objects of this class and test out the
methods.

Q9. Create a class called "Book" with properties for "title", "author", and "publisher". Create a subclass of
"Book" called "Ebook" with additional properties for "file_format" and "file_size". Create objects of both
classes and print out their properties.

Q10. Create a class called "Bank" with properties for "name" and "accounts". Add methods to create new
accounts, deposit and withdraw money from accounts, and to calculate the total balance of all accounts.
Create an object of this class and test out the methods.

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