Data Structure and Algorithm (CSE-2001)

Assignment-II
Object Oriented Design

1. Define a class Person with two instance variables:

ˆ name and age
and two member methods:
ˆ setData(): set the details of the person.
ˆ displayData(): display the details of the person.
Now, create two objects of class person and initialize one object value directly (by
using the dot(.) operator name: “Rohan” and age: 20 ). Accept your name and age
through the keyboard and set them to another object using the setData() method.
Now display both the member variables using the displayData() method. Also, check
who is younger.
2. Define a class called Complex with instance variables real, imag and instance methods
ˆ void setData(),
ˆ void display(),
ˆ public Complex add(Complex, Complex)
Write the main method in a separate class to implement the addition of two complex
number with the given method signature as above.
3. In a super market each product is having minimum details like prodId, price, quantity
that is used during the biling process. Keeping this in mind prepare a class named as
Product having the member variables
ˆ prodId, price, quantity
ˆ a static variable totalPrice
Initialize the value of product through parameterized constructor. It consists of a
display() method to display the value of instance variables. A person went to market
and purchase 5 different products. Using the above mentioned class, display the details
of products that the person has purchased. Also, determine how much total amount
the person will pay for the purchase of 5 products.
4. Define a class Deposit. The instance variable of the class Deposit are mentioned
below.

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 Instance Variable Data Type
Principal Long
Time Integer
Rate Double
TotalAmt Double

Initialize the instance variables Principal, Time, rate through constructors. Construc-
tors are overloaded with the following prototypes.
Constructor1: Deposit ( )
Constructor2: Deposit (long, int, double)
Constructor3: Deposit (long, int)
Constructor4: Deposit (long, double)
Apart from constructor, the other instance methods are
(i) display ( ): to display the value of instance variables,
(ii) calcAmt( ): to calculate the total amount.
totalAamt = Principal + (PrincipalÖrateÖTime)/100;
5. Define a base class Person with instance variable name, age. The instance variables
are initialized through constructors. The prototype of constructor is as below.
Person (string, int)
Define a derived class Employee with instance variables Eid, salary. The instance
variables are initialized through constructors. The prototype of constructor is as below.
Employee (string, int, int, double).
Another instance method of Employee class is empDisplay() to display the information
of employee details.
6. Create an abstract class Marks with three instance variables (markICP, markDSA,
and percentage) and an abstract method getPercentage(). Create two classes: CSE
with instance variable algoDesign, and NonCSE with instance variable enggMechan-
ics. Both classes inherit the abstract class Marks and override the abstract method
getPercentage(). The constructor of class CSE takes the marks in three subjects
(markICP, markDSA, and algoDesign) as its parameters, and the constructor of class
NonCSE takes the marks in three subjects (markICP, markDSA, and enggMechanics)
as its parameters. Create an object for each of the two classes and print the percentage
of marks for both students.
7. Define an interface DetailInfo to declare methods display( ) & count( ). Another class
Person contains a static data member maxcount, instance member name & method
display( ) to display name of a person, count the no. of characters present in the name
of the person.
8. Design a package that contains two classes Student & Test. The Student class has
data members as name, roll and instance methods inputDetails() & showDetails().
Similarly the Test class has data members as mark1, mark2 and instance methods
inputDetails(), showDetails(), Student is extended by Test. Another package carry
interface Sports with 2 attributes score1, score2. Find grand total mark & score in
another class.

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 Home Assignment
1. A sales person is paid commission based on the sales he makes as shown
by the following table:
SALES COMMISSION
Under Rs. 100 2% of SALES
Rs 500 and under Rs 5000 5% of Sales
Rs 5000 and above 8% of sales
Write a class, Commission, which has:
An instance variable, sales; an appropriate constructor; and a method,
getCommission() that returns the commission.
Now write a Demo class in Java to test the Commission class by read-
ing a sale from the user, using it to create a Commission object after
validating that the value is not negative. Finally, call the getcommis-
sion() method to get and print the commission.
If the sales are negative, your Demo class should print the message
“Invalid Input”.
2. Define a class called Book with instance variables BName, BEdition,
BPrice. Use constructor to initialize the instance variables of the class.
Another instance method display ( ) to display the book information. A
person purchase 5 different books. Display the book details which has
the maximum price.
3. Create a class Bank with two instance variables: bankNname, deposi-
tAamount and a class variable totalAamount. Defined three member
methods: setBankName() to set the bank name, setAmount() to set the
deposit amount, and showData() for displaying the bank name and de-
posit amount. A person visited 5 different banks and deposite money.
Create 5 array object of class Bank set the bank name and deposit
amount (the minimum deposit amount is 1000) using member methods
setBankName() and setAmount(). Call the showData() method to dis-
play the information with totalAmount deposited by the person. Also,
design a method that displays the bank name where the person deposits
the minimum amount.
4. Write a Java code that would represent Distance object (meters, cen-
timetres) using classes. The class definition include a parameterized

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 constructor, void display ( ) to display the instance variables, void sum
(Distance, Distance) to add two distances. Now write a main function
that creates a couple of Distance objects and demonstrates the addition
of two distances.
5. A point in the x-y plane is represented by its x-coordinate and y-
coordinate. Design a class, PointType in Java, that can store and process
a point in the x-y plane. You should then perform operations on the
point, such as showing the point, setting the coordinates of the point,
printing the coordinates of the point, returning the x-coordinate, and
returning the y- coordinate. Every circle has a centre and a radius.
Given the radius, we can determine the circle’s area and circumference.
Given the centre, we can determine its position in the x-y plane. The
centre of a circle is a point in the x-y plane. Design a class, CircleType
that can store the radius and centre of the circle. Because the center
is a point in the x-y plane and you designed the class to capture the
properties of a point from PointType class. You must derive the class
CircleType from the class PointType. You should be able to perform
the usual operations on a circle, such as setting the radius, printing the
radius, calculating and printing the area and circumference, and carry-
ing out the usual operations on the center.