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Lab 02 - Structs

This document provides instructions for Lab-02 in the CC-112-L Object Oriented Programming course. It outlines three tasks: 1. Write a program to store and display movie data using structures and functions. 2. Write a program to store student data in an array of structures populated from a file. Implement functions to find the highest CGPA, display dropout and probation students, and print a student's data by roll number. 3. Write a program to create a user-defined matrix, populate it, and determine if it is a diagonal matrix based on having zero entries outside the main diagonal.

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Lab 02 - Structs

This document provides instructions for Lab-02 in the CC-112-L Object Oriented Programming course. It outlines three tasks: 1. Write a program to store and display movie data using structures and functions. 2. Write a program to store student data in an array of structures populated from a file. Implement functions to find the highest CGPA, display dropout and probation students, and print a student's data by roll number. 3. Write a program to create a user-defined matrix, populate it, and determine if it is a diagonal matrix based on having zero entries outside the main diagonal.

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CC-112-L Object Oriented Programming Lab

Spring 2022
Issue Date: August 25, 2022
LAB-02

The objective of this lab is to:


1. Practice 2-D dynamic arrays and double pointers.
2. Practice string functions, structures, user-defined data types and array of objects.

Instructions!

1. Please follow dress code before coming to the lab. Keep your student identity cards with you.
2. This is an individual lab, you are strictly NOT allowed to discuss your solutions with your fellow
colleagues, even not allowed asking how is he/she is doing, it may result in negative marking. You
can ONLY discuss with your TAs or with me.
3. Strictly follow good coding conventions (commenting, meaningful variable and functions names,
properly indented and modular code.
4. Save your work frequently. Make a habit of pressing CTRL+S after every line of code you write.
5. Beware of memory leaks and dangling pointers.

Task 01: [5 Marks]


1. Write a program that uses a structure named MovieData to store the following information about a movie:
Title
Director
Year Released
Running Time (in minutes)
The program should create two MovieData variables, store values in their members, and pass each one, in
turn, to a function that displays the information about the movie in a clearly formatted manner.

Task 02: [10 Marks]


Write a program that stores a class of students for Object Oriented Programming course where the class has
30 students in it. Create a structure that stores following data about a student:
Students’s Name
Students’s RollNumber
CGPA
To store all students of the class, the program should keep an array of size 30. Each element of the array should
store a different student in the class. Write a function that populates the array of structures by reading data
from the file named “Students.txt”. The file Students.txt is provided as part of this lab which contains data of
30 students. The name, roll number and CGPA is comma separated. While every student’s data starts on a
new line.
Your program should display a list of students with students’s Roll Number, names and CGPA.
Implement the following functions:
1. populateArray – to populate the array of student by reading the data from Student.txt file.
2. FindCR – this function should return the student with highest CGPA in the class.
3. printDropOutStudents – this function should print a list of students (Name, Roll Number, CGPA)
whose CGPA is less than 2.70.
4. printProbations – this function should display a list of students (Name, Roll Number, CGPA) whose
CPGA is less than 2.3 but greater than 2.7.
5. printStudentData – this function should accept a student’s roll number as input and print its name,
CGPA, degree, session, section and department. You can find the degree, session, section and
department from the roll number.
For example: If the function gets BSEF18M021 as input the function should print following
information:
Name: Areeba Imtiaz
Degree: BS Software Engineering
Madiha Khalid Page 1 of 2
Department of Software Engineering, University of the Punjab.
CC-112-L Object Oriented Programming Lab
Spring 2022
Issue Date: August 25, 2022
LAB-02

Session: 2018-2022
Section: Morning
Department: Department of Software Engineering, Old Campus.

Call each of these functions in menu based main( ) program to demonstrate your work. Use appropriate
prompts for input and output to make your program easy to use. Furthermore, do input validation where
required.

Task 03: [5 Marks]


Write and program that should create a square matrix of user-defined size, populate the
matrix with user given values, and determine whether the matrix is a diagonal matrix or not.
Where, a diagonal matrix is a matrix in which the entries outside the main diagonal are all
zero. The diagonal entries themselves may or may not be zero.

Madiha Khalid Page 2 of 2


Department of Software Engineering, University of the Punjab.

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