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1. Create classes to model trees, products, accounts, students, rectangles, employees and managers with various attributes and methods like constructors, getters, setters and methods to calculate totals, deposit, withdraw etc. 2. Test the classes by creating objects and invoking methods from main methods in separate classes to check functionality like setting and retrieving attribute values, performing calculations etc. 3. Implement an interface for a calculator and access addition and subtraction methods from an application class.

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OOPs

1. Create classes to model trees, products, accounts, students, rectangles, employees and managers with various attributes and methods like constructors, getters, setters and methods to calculate totals, deposit, withdraw etc. 2. Test the classes by creating objects and invoking methods from main methods in separate classes to check functionality like setting and retrieving attribute values, performing calculations etc. 3. Implement an interface for a calculator and access addition and subtraction methods from an application class.

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Assignment II

OOPs
1. Create a class Tree which specifies the height of the tree. The default constructor should print
Planting a tree.
2. Write a program to count the numbers of instances created for a class.
3. Create a class for a Product with productno (int), productname (String), price (float) and quantity (int)
as attributes. Create a method to initialize variables (attributes) and another method to invoke values
of attributes. Finally print the output in console in following format.
Product No

Prduct Name

Quantity

Price

Value

value

value

value

Total Amount
value

4. Create a class Account with the attributes accountNo int, accountType String, accountBalance int
and methods setAccountDetails() which set the values to these attributes, withdraw() which subtracts
1000 from the available balance, deposit() which adds 1000 to the available balance and
dispAccountDetails() which displays accountNo, accountType,accountBalance. Create a class Main1
which contains main() method to test the functionality of Account class.
5. Create a class Student with the attributes rollNo int , name - String, mark1-int,mark2-int,mark3int,total int and methods setStudDetails() which set the values to these attributes except total,
findTotal() which is used to find the total marks and dispStudDetails() which displays rollNo, name and
total. Create a class Main2 which contains main() method to test the functionality of Student class.
6. Create a Bank class with methods deposit & withdraw. The deposit method would accept attributes
amount & balance and returns the new balance which is the sum of amount and balance. Similarly,
the withdraw method would accept the attributes amount & balance and returns the new balance
'balance-amount' if balance >= amount or return 0 otherwise.
7. Create Rectangle class which provides information on length and breadth. Create two parameterized
constructors. First constructor has only one parameter which initializes length and breadth with same
value. Second constructor has 2 parameters which initializes length and breadth with different values.
Use this to initialize values for the attributes in second constructor.
8. Create an abstract class called Employee with following attributes and methods.
Empid(int), empname(String) -> Attributes
input(int,String) -> Concrete Method
output() -> Concrete Method
roles_Responsibilities() -> abstract method
Create a class called Manager which is a subclass of Employee and override the abstract method of
Employee. Invoke all the methods.
9. Make a class Employee with a name & salary. Make a class Manager inherit from Employee. Add an
instance variable, named department of type string. Supply a method toString() that prints the
manager's name, department and salary. Make a class Executive inherit from Manager. Supply a
method toSting() that prints the string Executive, followed by name, department and salary defined
in the Manager superclass. Tests these classes and methods from main method.
10. Create an Interface called Calculator. Implement it and access the services for addition and
subtraction from an application.

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