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Object Oriented Programming Lab 03 Topic Covered: Constructor and Destructor

The document discusses an object oriented programming lab assignment on constructors and destructors. It involves creating two classes - a Tree class and an Employee class. For the Tree class, it requires implementing a no argument constructor, one argument constructor, destructor, grow(), printsize(), and Create_Tree() functions. For the Employee class, it requires implementing no argument constructor, two argument constructor, destructor, get(), and show() functions. The output of running the program with these classes is also shown.

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Object Oriented Programming Lab 03 Topic Covered: Constructor and Destructor

The document discusses an object oriented programming lab assignment on constructors and destructors. It involves creating two classes - a Tree class and an Employee class. For the Tree class, it requires implementing a no argument constructor, one argument constructor, destructor, grow(), printsize(), and Create_Tree() functions. For the Employee class, it requires implementing no argument constructor, two argument constructor, destructor, get(), and show() functions. The output of running the program with these classes is also shown.

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Object Oriented Programming

Lab 03
Topic Covered: Constructor and Destructor

Q1. Make a Tree class.

 It has one attributes


 height as unsigned int
 Make No Argument Constructor to set height equals to the zero.
Also print this message “A tree of zero length has been created”.
 Make One Argument Constructor to set height equals to the
argument value. Also print this message “A tree has been
created”.
 Make a destructor and print “The tree has been destroyed” message
inside it.
 Make void grow(int meters) function to add argument value to the
tree height value.
 Make void printsize() function to print tree height on screen.
 Make void Create_Tree() function outside the class.
 Make One tree object in Create_Tree() function and call
members functions inside it.
 Call Create_Tree() function two times inside main().
Following is the output of program.

Q1. Make an Employee class.

 It has two attributes


 id as unsigned int
 name as a character pointer.
 Make no argument constructor to set
 ID equal to 1
 name equal to NULL
 Make two arguments constructor to set
 ID equal to first argument
 name equal to second argument dynamically .
 Make a destructor and free the dynamic allocated memory.
 Make void get() functions to get ID and name with spaces from
user.
 Make void show() function to display ID and name on screen.
 Make two Employee objects in main() and call these functions to
check their working.

Following is the output of program.

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