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The document outlines a hands-on exercise for understanding Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts, specifically focusing on inheritance and class creation. It includes tasks such as creating parent and child classes, initializing global variables, and implementing methods to return values. Additionally, it describes the creation of an Employee class with a custom string representation and the implementation of various data structures like linked lists, binary trees, and graphs with CRUD operations.

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Module 2 - File 2

The document outlines a hands-on exercise for understanding Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts, specifically focusing on inheritance and class creation. It includes tasks such as creating parent and child classes, initializing global variables, and implementing methods to return values. Additionally, it describes the creation of an Employee class with a custom string representation and the implementation of various data structures like linked lists, binary trees, and graphs with CRUD operations.

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OOPs Concepts (Hands-on 2)

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Problem Statement:
You work in XYZ Corporation as a Data Analyst. Your corporation has told you to work with the
inheritance of the classes.

Tasks to be performed:

1. Create a class named parent_Class and inside the class, initialize a global variable num as
10.
a. Create another class named child_Class and this class should be inherited from the
parent class.

b. Now create an object for the child_Class and with the help of child_Class object,
display the value of ‘num’.

2. Create three classes named A, B, and C.

a. Inside the A class, create a constructor. Inside the constructor, initialize 2 global
variables- name and age.

b. After initializing the global variables inside the constructor, now create a function
named
‘details’ and that function should return the ‘name’ variable.

c. Inside the B class, create a constructor. Inside the constructor, initialize 2 global
variables-
name and id.

d. After initializing the global variables inside the constructor, now create a function
named ‘details’ and that function should return the ‘name’ variable.

e. The C class should inherit from class A, and B. Inside the class C, create a
constructor, and inside the constructor, call the constructor of class A.

f. Now, create a method inside the class C, as get_details, and this function should
return the value of a name.

g. Atlast, create an object of class C, and with the help of the object, call the
get_details().

3. Create a class named Employee, with a constructor ‘__init__’ method that accepts name and
salary as parameters and set properties named name and salary.

4. Define __str__ method in Employee class so that when someone tries to print the object the
string Name: employee_name, Salary: employee_salary is printed with the actual employee
name and salary.

5. Create a program using classes and objects to implement the following:


1. A singly linked list, and various CRUD operations on the same.
2. A binary tree, and various CRUD operations on the same.
3. A graph data structure, and various CRUD operations on the same.
4. Implementation of Circular and Doubly linked lists.

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