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    This lab focuses on practicing inheritance and is-a relationships in Java. Students will implement a UML class diagram with a superclass and subclass that uses inheritance. Specifically, students will create a Staff superclass and Faculty subclass, with the Faculty subclass inheriting from Staff using an is-a relationship. Methods like calculateSalary() will be overridden in the subclass. A test application will demonstrate the capabilities of the classes by creating objects and calling their methods.

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    Week3-CS111-Lab3 - 2 - Tuesday 1 PDF

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    This lab focuses on practicing inheritance and is-a relationships in Java. Students will implement a UML class diagram with a superclass and subclass that uses inheritance. Specifically, students will create a Staff superclass and Faculty subclass, with the Faculty subclass inheriting from Staff using an is-a relationship. Methods like calculateSalary() will be overridden in the subclass. A test application will demonstrate the capabilities of the classes by creating objects and calling their methods.

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    CS 111T - Lab

    Programming Language 2
    Computer Science Department
    2023

    Lab Objectives:
    In this lab, a student will practice

    • Reading part of a UML class diagram • Implementing is-a relationship.


    • Creating a class. • Overriding toString method
    • Declaring instance variables. • Overriding methods.
    • Declaring a constructor. • Writing a test application to
    • Declaring accessors and mutators demonstrate the capabilities of another
    methods classes.
    Lab Exercise:
    Given the following UML implement all the classes in the same package with all needed instance variables,
    accessor and mutators methods and constructors; then write a test application to demonstrate the classes
    capabilities.

    Consider the following points:


    Link the class Faculty with class Staff by is_a relationship and add any needed suitable methods.
    In Staff Class:
    • calculateSalary() return the price by calling getBaseSalary() method.
    In Faculty Class:
    • Use constructor call chaining to refer superclass using the keyword super.
    • Override the method calculateSalary() to return the salary which equals
    (monthlyTeachingLoad+ monthlyAdminLoad)*baseSalary, use @Override annotation.
    In main:
    • create object of type Staff,
    • create object of type Faculty
    • Then call method calculateSalary() of Faculty object you created, and print the value.

    Assignment:
    Write a Java program that demonstrate Inheritance, “is-A” relationship. Your program must
    logically represent the relationship. DO NOT use the examples from the lecture

    In your program, design and implement 3 classes ( one superclass and two subclasses ) in the
    same package with all needed instance variables, accessor and mutators methods and
    constructors; then write a test application to demonstrate the classes capabilities.

    Consider the following points:

    • Declare 2 instance variables in each class


    • Create full Argument constructor in each classes
    • Create a getter and setter methods in each classes.
    • Create a method in superclass , then Override the same method in both subclasses
    • in main create an object from both subclasses
    • call the (Override) method for each object

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