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The document outlines 8 tasks related to object-oriented programming concepts in ASP.NET, including working with interfaces, abstract classes, operator overloading, and constructor overloading by implementing methods, classes, and interfaces to demonstrate concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.

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Fakhera Nazir

The document outlines 8 tasks related to object-oriented programming concepts in ASP.NET, including working with interfaces, abstract classes, operator overloading, and constructor overloading by implementing methods, classes, and interfaces to demonstrate concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.

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OOP with ASP.

NET

Fakhera Nazir
Interfaces
Abstract Classes
Task 1 & 2
• Add items using Add Button Event Handler &&
and remove item using Remove Button Event
Handler from asp:ListBox.

• Declare a base Class “B” having a method


display() that returns values of variable (num1
and num2) and a derived class “D”. Initialize the
values of base class constructor (num1 and
num2) through derived class D using constructor
inheritance. After that call display() through
derived class and display the values.
Task 3
• Implement the following abstract class and display the
result of methods given below:

Abstract class Animal {


int a;
String b;
int NoOfLegs(){return 4; }
abstract string EatFood(){ };
bool canRun() { return true; }
abstract string ClassOfAnimal(){};//must classify
Reptiles, Mammals or Vertebrate.
}
Task 4
• Create a class “Parts” having memebers
part_id and part_name. Add 5 objects of Parts
in list List<Parts> and display the values of list.
Task 5
• Declare interfaces IAdd and ISub having methods given below: Allow class
Multiplication{} to implement the below interfaces and display the results
of each method.

• IAddstring add(int a, int b), string add(int a, int b,


int c), string add(int a, int b, int c, int d).
• ISub string subtract(int a, int b), string
subtract(int a, int b, int c).
Task 6 & 7
1) Implement operator overloading for plus operator where we
can add two objects directly using + operator.
Example: c1+c2 should return c3 and display values
of c3.value1 and c3.numb2.

2) Implement increment operator overloading where


we can increment two values on calling single (+
+)operator.
Example: int c=1; c++; should return 3 instead of 2.
Task 8
• Implement constructor Overloading using 3
overloads for a constructor including default
one and display the values by calling each
constructor.

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