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CS112L Lab9

The document outlines a lab manual for CS112L: Object Oriented Programming, detailing three tasks for students. Task 1 involves creating an 'Account' class and a 'SavingsAccount' subclass, Task 2 focuses on a 'Vehicle' class with a 'Car' and 'ElectricCar' subclass, and Task 3 requires developing a 'Person' class with 'Student' and 'Teacher' subclasses. Each task includes specific functionalities and scenarios to be implemented by the students.

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CS112L Lab9

The document outlines a lab manual for CS112L: Object Oriented Programming, detailing three tasks for students. Task 1 involves creating an 'Account' class and a 'SavingsAccount' subclass, Task 2 focuses on a 'Vehicle' class with a 'Car' and 'ElectricCar' subclass, and Task 3 requires developing a 'Person' class with 'Student' and 'Teacher' subclasses. Each task includes specific functionalities and scenarios to be implemented by the students.

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Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, Topi

Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering

CS112L: Object Oriented Programming Lab


Week12 Lab 9(Lab10 Manual)

Lab Instructor: Mr. Junaid Ahmed

Tasks1:

Define a base class "Account" with attributes like "accountNumber" and "balance", along with
methods for depositing and withdrawing funds. Create a derived class "SavingsAccount" inheriting
from "Account", adding functionality for calculating interest and displaying balance. Implement a
scenario where a user opens a savings account, deposits funds, earns interest, and withdraws money.

Tasks2:
Define a base class "Vehicle" with methods for starting and stopping the engine, along with attributes
like "make" and "model". Create a derived class "Car" inheriting from "Vehicle" and adding features
like automatic transmission. Further, derive a class "ElectricCar" from "Car" and add functionality
for charging the battery. Simulate a scenario where an electric car is used, starting its engine, driving,
and then charging the battery.

Tasks3:
Develop a base class "Person" with attributes like "name" and "age", along with methods for
displaying information. Create two derived classes: "Student" and "Teacher", both inheriting from
"Person" and adding features specific to students and teachers respectively. Illustrate a scenario
where a school registers both students and teachers, displaying their information.

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