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    SWE2005 Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming ELA FALL 2021-2022 Semester Lab Sessions - 10 Name: G.V.N.C.PRADYUMNA Reg No: 20MIS7088

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    The document describes three programming assignments for a concepts of object-oriented programming lab. The first assignment involves implementing a shape hierarchy with two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, calculating their areas and volumes, and storing them in an array. The second assignment creates a class to model digital cameras for a store, with fields for brand, megapixels, and price, and a method to display camera details. The third assignment creates classes for students, marks, and grades, to get student details and marks as input, validate the data, calculate grades, and display the output.

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    The document describes three programming assignments for a concepts of object-oriented programming lab. The first assignment involves implementing a shape hierarchy with two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, calculating their areas and volumes, and storing them in an array. The second assignment creates a class to model digital cameras for a store, with fields for brand, megapixels, and price, and a method to display camera details. The third assignment creates classes for students, marks, and grades, to get student details and marks as input, validate the data, calculate grades, and display the output.

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    SWE2005 Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming ELA FALL 2021-

    2022 Semester

    Lab Sessions - 10

    Name: G.V.N.C.PRADYUMNA
    Reg no: 20MIS7088

    1. Implement the Shape hierarchy shown in Figure below. Each Two-


    DimensionalShape should contain method getArea to calculate the area
    of the two-dimensional shape. Each ThreeDimensionalShape should
    have methods getArea and getVolume to calculate the surface area and
    volume, respectively, of the three-dimensional shape. Create a program
    that uses an array of Shape references to objects of each concrete class
    in the hierarchy. The program should print a text description of the
    object to which each array element refers. Also, in the loop that
    processes all the shapes in the array, determine whether each shape is a
    TwoDimensionalShape or a ThreeDimensionalShape. If it’s a
    TwoDimensionalShape, display its area. If it’s a
    ThreeDimensionalShape, display its area and volume.2. Write a Java
    Program to implement array of objects.

    CODE:
    OUTPUT:
    2. Create a class for Shutterbug’s Camera Store, which is having the digital
    cameras to sale.

    Class DigitalCamera:

     Add data fields for a brand, the number of megapixels in the resolution,
    and price.
     Include a constructor that takes arguments for the brand and megapixels.
     If the megapixel parameter is greater than 16, the constructor sets it to
    16.
     The sale price is set based on the resolution; any camera with 12
    megapixels or fewer is $299, and all other cameras are $329.
     Also include a method that displays DigitalCamera details.

    Write a class named TestDigitalCamera in which you instantiate at two


    objects, prompt the user for values for the camera brand and number of
    megapixels, and display all the values.

    CODE:
    OUTPUT:

    3. Create a three different java classes Student, Marks and Grade with
    necessary attributes and methods. Write a Test main class which gets the
    following input and satisfies the given expected output conditions.

     Get student name, regno, noofsubjects and its marks.

    Functional requirements of the classes:

     Student class should hold name, regno.


     If the student class have null values in name or regno, it should through
    a NullPointerException
     Marks class should store all the subject marks and if any mark is
    negative values or more than 100, it should through a user defined
    exception message “Invalid Mark”
     Grade class should find the grade based on the following conditions
     If average of mark is >= 90 – A grade
     If average of mark is >= 80 and < 90 – B grade
     If average of mark is >= 70 and < 80 – C grade
     If average of mark is < 70 – F grade
     If the number of subject is less than 1, grade class should through an
    ArithmeticException

    Verify all the functional requirements with the Test class by creating the
    instances and calling the respected methods.
    CODE:
    OUTPUT:

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