This document contains the code for 3 tasks demonstrating object-oriented programming concepts in Java.
Task 1 creates a Polygon class with derived Rectangle and Triangle classes, overriding a displayResult method to calculate and output each shape's area.
Task 2 implements polymorphism by creating Person, Student, and Professor classes where Student and Professor override the getName method to output details with references to the subclasses.
Task 3 also demonstrates polymorphism using abstract Shape class with Circle and Square subclasses overriding a draw method to output shape details.
This document contains the code for 3 tasks demonstrating object-oriented programming concepts in Java.
Task 1 creates a Polygon class with derived Rectangle and Triangle classes, overriding a displayResult method to calculate and output each shape's area.
Task 2 implements polymorphism by creating Person, Student, and Professor classes where Student and Professor override the getName method to output details with references to the subclasses.
Task 3 also demonstrates polymorphism using abstract Shape class with Circle and Square subclasses overriding a draw method to output shape details.
This document contains the code for 3 tasks demonstrating object-oriented programming concepts in Java.
Task 1 creates a Polygon class with derived Rectangle and Triangle classes, overriding a displayResult method to calculate and output each shape's area.
Task 2 implements polymorphism by creating Person, Student, and Professor classes where Student and Professor override the getName method to output details with references to the subclasses.
Task 3 also demonstrates polymorphism using abstract Shape class with Circle and Square subclasses overriding a draw method to output shape details.
This document contains the code for 3 tasks demonstrating object-oriented programming concepts in Java.
Task 1 creates a Polygon class with derived Rectangle and Triangle classes, overriding a displayResult method to calculate and output each shape's area.
Task 2 implements polymorphism by creating Person, Student, and Professor classes where Student and Professor override the getName method to output details with references to the subclasses.
Task 3 also demonstrates polymorphism using abstract Shape class with Circle and Square subclasses overriding a draw method to output shape details.
Submitted To: Sir Talha Saeed Submitted By: Talha Ghafoor
Roll Number: 22-SE-096 Task #01 Write a program that consists of a class “Polygon”. This class contains a member function: void displayResult Derive two classes “Rectangle” and “Triangle” from it and override the displayResult method in them. Calculate the area of rectangle (width*height) and triangle (width*height/2) and then display it. The output of the program should be like:
} class Rectangle extends Polygon{ void calculate(){ System.out.println(" enter a length : "); length = sc.nextFloat(); System.out.println(" enter a length : "); width = sc.nextFloat(); aera = length * width;
} void displayResult(){ System.out.println(" Aera of RECTANGLE is : "+ aera); }
} class Triangle extends Polygon{ void calculate(){ System.out.println(" enter a length : "); length = sc.nextFloat(); System.out.println(" enter a length : "); width = sc.nextFloat(); aera = (length * width)/2;
} void displayResult(){ System.out.println(" Aear of TIANGLE Class is "+ aera); } }
public class lab_09_task01 {
public static void main(String[] args) { Rectangle r1 = new Rectangle(); Triangle t1 = new Triangle(); r1.calculate(); r1.displayResult(); t1.calculate(); t1.displayResult();
} } Output :- Task #02 :- In this task you are going to implement the concept of polymorphism. Create a class named Person o A getName() method. Create a class named Student o Student inherits the Person Class. o Override getName() method. Create a class named Professor o Professor inherits the Person Class. o Override getName() method. In the MainClass, you have to create one method: A main method, in which you create object of a Student and a Teacher and print student and teacher name with reference of Student and Teacher.This class must have inputmarks() function to get its data (marks in three subjects) public class A { public A() { System.out.println("I'm A"); } } public class B extends A { public B() { System.out.println("I'm B"); } } public class C extends B { public C() { System.out.println("I'm C"); } } What does this print out? C x = new C(); from the user. Then calculate the total marks and average marks in the three subjects. Create another function show_detail() to display the marks in three subjects, total marks and average marks. The output of the program should be like:
class person{ Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); void getname(){ }} class student01 extends person{ void getname(){ System.out.println(" \tSTUDENT DETAIL "); System.out.print(" enter your name of Student "); String name = sc.next(); System.out.println(" person name is "+ name); }} class professor extends person{ void getname(){ System.out.println(" \tPROFESSOR DETAIL "); System.out.print(" enter your name of professor "); String name = sc.next(); System.out.println(" person name is "+ name); }} public class lab_09_task02 { public static void main(String[] args) { student01 s1 = new student01(); professor p1 = new professor(); s1.getname(); p1.getname(); } } Output :-
Task #03 In this task you are going to implement the concept of polymorphism. Create a parent class named Shape o A draw( ) method. Create a class named Circle o Circle inherits the Shape class. o Override draw() method. Create a class named Square Square extends the Shape class. o Override draw() method.
Code :- class shape{ void draw(){
}} class circle extends shape{ void draw(){ System.out.println(" It is a Circle"); } } class Square extends shape{ void draw(){ System.out.println(" It is a Square " ); } } public class lab9_task03 { public static void main(String[] args) { circle c1= new circle(); Square s1 =new Square(); c1.draw(); s1.draw(); } } Output :
