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Sample Class Test Question 2 OOP Lab

The document outlines a programming assignment for creating a Smartphone class in an Object Oriented Programming Laboratory course. It specifies the required instance variables, methods including constructors, stock status checks, discount applications, and affordability checks. Additionally, it details tasks for a main class to interact with the Smartphone class using user-provided values.

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Sample Class Test Question 2 OOP Lab

The document outlines a programming assignment for creating a Smartphone class in an Object Oriented Programming Laboratory course. It specifies the required instance variables, methods including constructors, stock status checks, discount applications, and affordability checks. Additionally, it details tasks for a main class to interact with the Smartphone class using user-provided values.

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United International University

Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering


Course Code: CSE 1116
Course Title: Object Oriented Programming Laboratory
Section: L Marks: 20
Time: 30 minutes

Create a class named Smartphone with the following:

Instance Variables:

• brand (String): the brand of the smartphone.


• model (String): the model name or number.
• price (double): the price of the smartphone.
• stockQuantity (int): the number of units in stock.

Methods:

1. Constructors:

o A parameterized constructor to initialize all attributes.


o A default constructor that sets:
▪ brand = "Generic"
▪ model = "Unknown Model"
▪ price = 0.0
▪ stockQuantity = 0

2. checkStockStatus():

o Returns "In Stock" if stockQuantity > 0, otherwise "Out of Stock".

3. updateStock(int newStock):

o A setter method to update the stockQuantity attribute.

4. Overloaded Methods:

o applyDiscount(double discountPercentage): Reduces the price of the


smartphone by the given percentage.
o applyDiscount(double flatAmount, String discountType): Reduces the price
by a flat amount only if discountType equals "FLAT".
5. isAffordable(double budget):
o Checks whether the smartphone's price is within the given budget. Returns
true if the price is less than or equal to the budget, otherwise false.

Main Class with Tasks

Write a Main class with a main method that performs the following:

1. Create a Smartphone object using the parameterized constructor, with user-


provided values for the attributes.

2. Check the stock status using checkStockStatus() and print the result.

3. Apply a 15% discount using the applyDiscount(double discountPercentage)


method and print the updated price.

4. Apply a flat discount of 200 units using the overloaded applyDiscount method with
the appropriate discount type, and print the updated price.

5. Update the stock quantity to a new value (input from the user) using the
updateStock() method and check the stock status again.

6. Check if the smartphone is affordable within a budget provided by the user using
isAffordable() and print the result.

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