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OOP Lab Mid 2

The document outlines the Mid Semester Examination for the Object Oriented Programming Lab at Air University, scheduled for April 3, 2024. It includes instructions for a closed-book exam with compulsory questions, focusing on developing a C++ program that models geometric entities using classes for Point, Line, and Triangle. The program requires the implementation of constructors and methods for calculating lengths and areas within a hierarchical inheritance structure.

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OOP Lab Mid 2

The document outlines the Mid Semester Examination for the Object Oriented Programming Lab at Air University, scheduled for April 3, 2024. It includes instructions for a closed-book exam with compulsory questions, focusing on developing a C++ program that models geometric entities using classes for Point, Line, and Triangle. The program requires the implementation of constructors and methods for calculating lengths and areas within a hierarchical inheritance structure.

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Air University

Mid Semester Examination Spring 2024


Student Id:
Subject:-Object Oriented Programming Lab Total Marks:- 30
Course Code: - CS112L Date:-03 April,2024
Class:-BSAI Time:- 11:00 -13:00
Semester:-II Max Time Allowed: 1 hr.
Section(s):-A FM(s) Name:-Ms. Umm-e-Sadima
FM Signature:

Special Instructions:
• There is no choice in the paper, and all question are compulsory.
• The exam is closed-book paper.
• Students must not use the cell phone in the exam.
Question #1: [CLO-1]

Write a C++ program for all the classes mentioned below:

Develop a C++ program to model geometric entities in a 2D plane, incorporating


inheritance for a hierarchical relationship.

1. Begin by defining a Point class to represent points with x and y coordinates.


This class should include a constructor to initialize the point with given x
and y coordinates, along with a default constructor to set the point's
coordinates to (0, 0) by default.
2. Next, create a Line class to represent line segments on the plane,
characterized by a start point and an end point. The Line class should
include a constructor to initialize the line with specified start and end points,
as well as a method to calculate and return the length of the line segment.
3. Finally, extend the Line class to form a Triangle class, which represents
triangles composed of three lines: base, height, and hypotenuse. The
Triangle class should inherit from the Line class and include a constructor to
initialize the triangle with given base, height, and hypotenuse lines, along
with a method to compute and return the area of the triangle.

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