CSE 111 Lab Assignment no: 3

Course Title: Programming Language II
Course Code: CSE 111
Lab Assignment no: 3
Task 1
Suppose your little sibling wants your help to check his math homework. He is done with
his homework but wants you to see if all his results are correct. Since the student with
all correct results gets 3 stars. However, you want your brother to check this on his own.
So, you design a calculator for him in python. You could have given your scientific
calculator but you wanted to give him a basic calculator and also wanted to see if you
can even design one.
Subtasks:
1. Create a class called Calculator.
2. Your class shall have 1 constructor and 4 methods, namely add, subtract,
multiply and divide.
3. Now, create an object of your class. After creating an object, it should print “Let’s
Calculate!”
4. Then take 3 inputs from the user: first value, operator, second value 5. Now
based on the given operator, call the required method and print the result.
Sample Input:
1
+
2
Sample Output:
Let’s Calculate!
Value 1: 1
Operator: +
Value 2: 2
Result: 3
Task 2
Implement the design of the Course class so that the following output is produced:
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
c1 = Course("CSE110", "TBA",
8) c1.detail()
print("===============")
c2 = Course("CSE111", "TBA",
9) c2.detail()
CSE110 - TBA - 8
===============
CSE111 - TBA - 9
Task 3
Implement the design of the Patient class so that the following output is produced:
[For BMI, the formula is BMI = weight/height^2, where weight is in kg and height in
meters]
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
p1 = Patient("A", 55, 63.0,
158.0) p1.printDetails()
print("===================
=") p2 = Patient("B", 53, 61.0,
149.0) p2.printDetails()
Name: A
Age: 55
Weight: 63.0 kg
Height: 158.0 cm
BMI: 25.236340330075304
====================
Name: B
Age: 53
Weight: 61.0 kg
Height: 149.0 cm
BMI: 27.476239809017613
Task 4
Design a “Vehicle” class. A vehicle assumes that the whole world is a 2-dimensional
graph paper. It maintains its x and y coordinates (both are integers). Any new object
created of the Vehicle class will always start at the coordinates (0,0).
It must have methods to move up, down, left, right and a print_position() method for
printing the current coordinate.
Note: All moves are 1 step. That means a single call to any move method changes the
value of either x or y or both by 1.
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your class here
car = Vehicle()
car.print_position()
car.moveUp()
car.print_position()
car.moveLeft()
car.print_position()
car.moveDown()
car.print_position()
car.moveRight()
OUTPUT
(0,0)
(0,1)
(-1,1)
(-1,0)
Task 5
Design a class Shape for the given code below.
• Write a class Shape.
• Write the required constructor that takes 3 parameters and initialize the instance
variables accordingly.
• Write a method area() that prints the area.
Hint: the area method can calculate only for the shapes: Triangle, Rectangle,
Rhombus, and Square. So, you have to use conditions inside this method For
this task, assume that --
• for a triangle, the arguments passed are the base and height
• for a rhombus, the arguments passed are the diagonals
• for a square or rectangle, the arguments passed are the sides.
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
triangle = Shape("Triangle",10,25)
triangle.area()
print("=========================
=") square = Shape("Square",10,10)
square.area()
print("=========================
=") rhombus =
Shape("Rhombus",18,25)
rhombus.area()
print("=========================
=") rectangle =
Shape("Rectangle",15,30)
rectangle.area()
print("=========================
=") trapezium =
Shape("Trapezium",15,30)
trapezium.area()
Area: 125.0
========================
== Area: 100
========================
== Area: 225.0
========================
== Area: 450
========================
== Area: Shape unknown
Task 6
Implement the design of the Calculator class so that the following output is produced:
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
c1 = Calculator()
print("=================
=") val = c1.calculate(10, 20,
'+')
print("Returned value:", val)
c1.showCalculation()
print("=================
=") val = c1.calculate(val, 10,
'-')
print("Returned value:", val)
c1.showCalculation()
print("=================
=") val = c1.calculate(val, 5,
'*')
print("Returned value:", val)
c1.showCalculation()
print("=================
=") val = c1.calculate(val, 16,
'/')
print("Returned value:", val)
c1.showCalculation()
Calculator is ready!
==================
Returned value: 30
10 + 20 = 30
==================
Returned value: 20
30 - 10 = 20
==================
Returned value: 100
20 * 5 = 100
==================
Returned value: 6.25
100 / 16 = 6.25
Task 7
Implement the design of the Student class so that the following output is produced:
Assume the credit for each course to be 3. For example: [3.3,4] can be calculated as:
CGPA = ((3.3 * 3) + (4 * 3)) / 6
[Here, for each course, the grade point is multiplied by 3. Total credit is the number of
courses multiplied by 3. Since the example has 2 courses, therefore a total of 6
credits]
CGPA = sum of individual (grade point * credit) / total credit
Academic Standing Rule: [CGPA>3.80 Highest Distinction, CGPA>3.65 High
Distinction, CGPA>3.50 Distinction, CGPA>2.00 Satisfactory, CGPA<2.00 Can’t
Graduate]
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
s1 = Student('Dora', '15995599','CSE',
[4,3.7,3.7,4]) s1.calculate_CGPA()
print("==========================")
s1.print_details()
print("==========================")
s2 = Student('Pingu', '12312322', 'EEE',
[1.7,1.3,1.3,1.3,1]) s2.calculate_CGPA()
print("==========================")
s2.print_details()
print("==========================")
s3 = Student('Bob', '13311331', 'CSE',
[2,3,3,3.7,2.7,2.7]) s3.calculate_CGPA()
print("==========================")
s3.print_details()
========================
== Name: Dora, ID: 15995599
Department: CSE
CGPA: 3.85
Your academic standing is
'Highest Distinction'
========================
==
========================
== Name: Pingu, ID: 12312322
Department: EEE
CGPA: 1.32
Sorry, you cannot graduate
========================
==
========================
== Name: Bob, ID: 13311331
Department: CSE
CGPA: 2.85
Your academic standing is 'Satisfactory'
Task 8
Design the Shinobi class such a way so that the following code provides the expected
output.
Hint:
• Write the constructor with appropriate default value for arguments. Set the initial
salary and mission to 0.
• Write the changeRank() method with appropriate argument.
• Write the calSalary() method with appropriate argument. Check the following
suggestions
➢ Update the number of mission from the given argument.
➢ If rank == 'Genin' then salary = #mission * 50
➢ If rank == 'Chunin' then salary = #mission * 100
➢ else salary = #mission * 500
• Write the printInfo() method with appropriate printing.
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your code here.
naruto = Shinobi("Naruto", "Genin")
naruto.calSalary(5)
naruto.printInfo()
print('====================')
shikamaru = Shinobi('Shikamaru',
"Genin") shikamaru.printInfo()
shikamaru.changeRank("Chunin")
shikamaru.calSalary(10)
shikamaru.printInfo()
print('====================')
neiji = Shinobi("Neiji", "Jonin")
neiji.calSalary(5)
neiji.printInfo()
OUTPUT:
Name: Naruto
Rank: Genin
Number of mission: 5
Salary: 250
====================
Name: Shikamaru
Rank: Genin
Number of mission: 0
Salary: 0
Name: Shikamaru
Rank: Chunin
Number of mission: 10
Salary: 1000
====================
Name: Neiji
Rank: Jonin
Number of mission: 5
Salary: 2500
Task 9
Design the Programmer class such a way so that the following code provides the
expected output.
Hint:
o Write the constructor with appropriate printing and multiple arguments.
o Write the addExp() method with appropriate printing and argument.
o Write the prinDetails() method
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your code here.
p1 = Programmer("Ethen Hunt", "Java",
10) p1.printDetails()
print('--------------------------')
p2 = Programmer("James Bond", "C++",
7) p2.printDetails()
print('--------------------------')
p3 = Programmer("Jon Snow", "Python",
4) p3.printDetails()
p3.addExp(5)
p3.printDetails()
OUTPUT:
Horray! A new programmer is born
Name: Ethen Hunt
Language: Java
Experience: 10 years.
--------------------------
Horray! A new programmer is born
Name: James Bond
Language: C++
Experience: 7 years.
--------------------------
Horray! A new programmer is born
Name: Jon Snow
Language: Python
Experience: 4 years.
Updating experience of Jon Snow
Name: Jon Snow
Language: Python
Experience: 9 years.
Task 10
Implement the design of the UberEats class so that the following output is
produced: [For simplicity, you can assume that a customer will always order exact 2
items]
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
order1 = UberEats("Shakib", "01719658xxx",
"Mohakhali") print("=========================")
order1.add_items("Burger", "Coca Cola", 220,
50) print("=========================")
print(order1.print_order_detail())
print("=========================")
order2 = UberEats ("Siam", "01719659xxx",
"Uttara") print("=========================")
order2.add_items("Pineapple", "Dairy Milk", 80,
70) print("=========================")
print(order2.print_order_detail())
Shakib, welcome to UberEats!
=========================
=========================
User details: Name: Shakib, Phone:
01719658xxx, Address: Mohakhali
Orders: {'Burger': 220, 'Coca Cola':
50} Total Paid Amount: 270
=======================
== Siam, welcome to
UberEats!
========================
=
========================
= User details: Name: Siam,
Phone: 01719659xxx, Address:
Uttara
Orders: {'Pineapple': 80, 'Dairy Milk':
70} Total Paid Amount: 150
Task 11
Implement the design of the Spotify class so that the following output is produced:
Driver Code Output
# Write your code here
user1 = Spotify(["See You Again", "Uptown Funk",
"Hello"]) print("=========================")
print(user1.playing_number(4))
user1.add_to_playlist("Dusk Till Dawn")
print(user1.playing_number(3))
print(user1.playing_number(4))
Welcome to Spotify!
========================= 4
number song not found. Your playlist
has 3 songs only.
########################
## Playing 3 number song for
you
Song name: Hello
########################
## Playing 4 number song for
you
Song name: Dusk Till Dawn
Task 12
1 class Test:
2 def __init__(self):
3 self.sum = 0
4 self.y = 0
5
6 def methodA(self):
7 x=0
8 y =0
9 y = y + 7
10 x = y + 11
11 self.sum = x + y
12 print(x , y, self.sum)
13
14 def methodB(self):
15 x = 0
16 self.y = self.y + 11
17 x = x + 33 + self.y
18 self.sum = self.sum + x + self.y
19 print(x , self.y, self.sum)
Write the output of
the following code:
x y sum
t1 = Test()
t1.methodA()
t1.methodA()
t1.methodB()
t1.methodB()
Task 13
1 class Scope:
2 def __init__(self):
3 self.x, self.y = 1, 100
4 def met1(self):
5 x = 3
6 x = self.x + 1
7 self.y = self.y + self.x + 1
8 x = self.y + self.met2() + self.y
9 print(x, self.y)
10 def met2(self):
11 y = 0
12 print(self.x, y)
13 self.x = self.x + y
14 self.y = self.y + 200
15 return self.x + y
Write the output of x y
the following code:
q2 = Scope()
q2.met1()
q2.met2()
q2.met1()
q2.met2()
 Task 14
1 class Test3:
2 def __init__(self):
3 self.sum, self.y = 0, 0
4 def methodA(self):
5 x, y = 2, 3
6 msg = [0]
7 msg[0] = 3
8 y = self.y + msg[0]
9 self.methodB(msg, msg[0])
10 x = self.y + msg[0]
11 self.sum = x + y + msg[0]
12 print(x, y, self.sum)
13 def methodB(self, mg2, mg1):
14 x = 0
15 self.y = self.y + mg2[0]
16 x = x + 33 + mg1
17 self.sum = self.sum + x + self.y
18 mg2[0] = self.y + mg1
19 mg1 = mg1 + x + 2
20 print(x, self.y, self.sum)
Write the output of
the following code:
t3 = Test3()
t3.methodA()
t3.methodA()
t3.methodA()
t3.methodA()
x y sum
 Task 15
1 class Test5:
2 def __init__(self):
3 self.sum, self.y = 0, 0
4 def methodA(self):
5 x = 0
6 z = 0
7 while (z < 5):
8 self.y = self.y + self.sum
9 x = self.y + 1
10 print(x, self.y, self.sum)
11 self.sum = self.sum + self.methodB(x, self.y)
12 z += 1
13 def methodB(self, m, n):
14 x = 0
15 sum = 0
16 self.y = self.y + m
17 x = n - 4
18 sum = sum + self.y
19 print(x, self.y, sum)
20 return self.sum
Write the output of
the following code:
t5 = Test5()
t5.methodA()
x y sum