CSE 111 Lab Assignment no: 5

Course Title: Programming Language II
Course Code: CSE 111
Lab Assignment no: 5
Task 1
Write a class called Marks with a required constructor. Then perform the addition using
operator overloading
#Write your code here
#Do not change the following lines of code
Q1 = Marks(int(input("Quiz 1 (out of 10): ")))
Q2 = Marks(int(input("Quiz 2 (out of 10): ")))
Lab = Marks(int(input("Lab (out of 30): ")))
Mid = Marks(int(input("Mid (out of 20): ")))
Final = Marks(int(input("Final (out of 30): ")))
total = Q1 + Q2 + Lab + Mid + Final
print("Total marks: {}".format(total.mark))
Sample Input 1:
Quiz 1 (out of 10): 10
Quiz 2 (out of 10): 10
Lab (out of 30): 30
Mid (out of 20): 20
Final (out of 30): 30
Sample Output 1:
Total marks: 100
Sample Input 2:
Quiz 1 (out of 10): 10
Quiz 2 (out of 10): 8
Lab (out of 30): 30
Mid (out of 20): 20
Final (out of 30): 29
Sample Output 2:
Total marks: 97
Task 2
Design the program to get the output as shown.
Subtasks:
1. You will need to create 2 classes: Teacher and Course
2. Make all the variables in the Teacher class private.
3. Make all the variables in the Course class public.
4. Write the required codes in the Teacher and Course classes.
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your code here for subtasks 1-4

t1 = Teacher("Saad Abdullah", "CSE")
t2 = Teacher("Mumit Khan", "CSE")
t3 = Teacher("Sadia Kazi", "CSE")
c1 = Course("CSE 110 Programming Language I")
c2 = Course("CSE 111 Programming Language-II")
c3 = Course("CSE 220 Data Structures")
c4 = Course("CSE 221 Algorithms")
c5 = Course("CCSE 230 Discrete Mathematics")
c6 = Course("CSE 310 Object Oriented
Programming")
c7 = Course("CSE 320 Data Communications")
c8 = Course("CSE 340 Computer Architecture")
t1.addCourse(c1)
t1.addCourse(c2)
t2.addCourse(c3)
t2.addCourse(c4)
t2.addCourse(c5)
t3.addCourse(c6)
t3.addCourse(c7)
t3.addCourse(c8)
t1.printDetail()
t2.printDetail()
t3.printDetail()
Output:
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Name: Saad Abdullah
Department: CSE
List of courses
====================================
CSE 110 Programming Language I
CSE 111 Programming Language-II
====================================
====================================
Name: Mumit Khan
Department: CSE
List of courses
====================================
CSE 220 Data Structures
CSE 221 Algorithms
CCSE 230 Discrete Mathematics
====================================
====================================
Name: Sadia Kazi
Department: CSE
List of courses
====================================
CSE 310 Object Oriented Programming
CSE 320 Data Communications
CSE 340 Computer Architecture
====================================
Task 3
Design the program to get the output as shown.
Subtasks:
1. You will need to create 2 classes: Team and Player
2. Make all the variables in the Team class private.
3. Make all the variables in the Player class public.
4. Write the required codes in the Team and Player classes
Hints:
 Create a list in team class to store the player’s name in that list
 Use constructor overloading technique for Team class
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your code here for subtasks 1-4

b = Team()
b.setName('Bangladesh')
mashrafi = Player("Mashrafi")
b.addPlayer(mashrafi)
tamim = Player("Tamim")
b.addPlayer(tamim)
b.printDetail()
a = Team("Australia")
ponting = Player("Ponting")
a.addPlayer(ponting)
lee = Player("Lee")
a.addPlayer(lee)
a.printDetail()
Output:
=====================
Team: Bangladesh
List of Players:
['Mashrafi', 'Tamim']
=====================
=====================
Team: Australia
List of Players:
['Ponting', 'Lee']
=====================
Task 4
Look at the code and the sample inputs and outputs below to design the program
accordingly.
1. Write a class called Color that only adds the 3 primary colors (red, blue and
yellow).
2. Write a required constructor for the class.
3. You have to use operator overloading to get the desired outputs as shown.
Hint:
There will be only one constructor and only one method tackling the addition operation.
No other methods are required.
Note: Order of the color given as input should not matter. For example, in sample input
1, if the first input was yellow and then red, the output would still be orange.
#Write your code here
#Do not change the following lines of code

C1 = Color(input("First Color: ").lower())
C2 = Color(input("Second Color: ").lower())
C3 = C1 + C2
print("Color formed:", C3.clr)
Sample Input 1:
First Color: red
Second Color: yellow
Sample Output 1:
Color formed: Orange
Sample Input 2:
First Color: red
Second Color: blue
Sample Output 2:
Color formed: Violet
Sample Input 3:
First Color: yellow
Second Color: BLUE
Sample Output 3:
Color formed: Green
Task 5
Write a class called Circle with the required constructor and methods to get the
following output.
Subtasks:
1. Create a class called Circle.
2. Create the required constructor. Use Encapsulation to protect the variables. [Hint:
Assign the variables in private]
3. Create getRadius() and setRadius() method to access variables.
4. Create a method called area to calculate the area of circles.
5. Handle the operator overloading by using a special method to calculate the radius
and area of circle 3.
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your code here for subtasks 1-5

c1 = Circle(4)
print("First circle radius:" , c1.getRadius())
print("First circle area:" ,c1.area())
c2 = Circle(5)
print("Second circle radius:" ,c2.getRadius())
print("Second circle area:" ,c2.area())
c3 = c1 + c2
print("Third circle radius:" ,c3.getRadius())
print("Third circle area:" ,c3.area())
Output:
First circle radius: 4
First circle area: 50.26548245743669
Second circle radius: 5
Second circle area:
78.53981633974483
Third circle radius: 9
Third circle area:
254.46900494077323
Task 6
Write a class called Triangle with the required constructor and methods to get the
following output.
Subtasks:
1. Create a class called Triangle.
2. Create the required constructor. Use Encapsulation to protect the variables. [Hint:
Assign the variables in private]
3. Create getBase(), getHeight(), setBase and setHeight() method to access
variables.
4. Create a method called area to calculate the area of triangles.
5. Handle the operator overloading by using a special method to calculate the radius
and area of triangle 3.
[You are not allowed to change the code below]
# Write your code here for subtasks 1-5

t1 = Triangle(10, 5)
print("First Triangle Base:" , t1.getBase())
print("First Triangle Height:" , t1.getHeight())
print("First Triangle area:" ,t1.area())
t2 = Triangle(5, 3)
print("Second Triangle Base:" , t2.getBase())
print("Second Triangle Height:" , t2.getHeight())
print("Second Triangle area:" ,t2.area())
t3 = t1 - t2
print("Third Triangle Base:" , t3.getBase())
print("Third Triangle Height:" , t3.getHeight())
print("Third Triangle area:" ,t3.area())
Output:
First Triangle Base: 10
First Triangle Height: 5
First Triangle area: 25.0
Second Triangle Base: 5
Second Triangle Height: 3
Second Triangle area: 7.5
Third Triangle Base: 5
Third Triangle Height: 2
Third Triangle area: 5.0
Task 7
Observe the given code carefully. Try to understand from the given code and the
outputs what to write in your class Dolls.
# Write your code here
obj_1 = Dolls("Tweety", 2500)
print(obj_1.detail())
if obj_1 > obj_1:
 print("Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!")
else:
 print("Thank you!")
print("=========================")
obj_2 = Dolls("Daffy Duck", 1800)
print(obj_2.detail())
if obj_2 > obj_1:
 print("Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!")
else:
 print("Thank you!")
print("=========================")
obj_3 = Dolls("Bugs Bunny", 3000)
print(obj_3.detail())
if obj_3 > obj_1:
 print("Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!")
else:
 print("Thank you!")
print("=========================")
obj_4 = Dolls("Porky Pig", 1500)
print(obj_4.detail())
if obj_4 > obj_1:
 print("Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!")
else:
 print("Thank you!")
print("=========================")
obj_5 = obj_2 + obj_3
print(obj_5.detail())
if obj_5 > obj_1:
 print("Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!")
else:
 print("Thank you!")
Output:
Doll: Tweety
Total Price: 2500 taka
Thank you!
=========================
Doll: Daffy Duck
Total Price: 1800 taka
Thank you!
=========================
Doll: Bugs Bunny
Total Price: 3000 taka
Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!
=========================
Doll: Porky Pig
Total Price: 1500 taka
Thank you!
=========================
Dolls: Daffy Duck Bugs Bunny
Total Price: 4800 taka
Congratulations! You get the Tweety as a gift!
[You are not allowed to change the code above]
Subtasks:
1. Create a Doll class.
2. Create the required constructor.
3. Write a method to print the name and the price of the object
4. Use operator overloading for the addition operators.
5. Write a method to handle operator overloading for the “>” logical operator that
compares the price of the objects.
Hints:
● Notice that the price of each object is being checked with the price of obj in the
given code.
● Notice the word Doll in the first 4 outputs and the last output. You have to print
exactly as represented here.
Task 8
Design a class called Coordinates with an appropriate constructor. Then perform the
subtraction, multiplication and equality check operations in the given code using
operator overloading.
#Write your code here
#Do not change the following lines of code
p1 = Coordinates(int(input()),int(input()))
p2 = Coordinates(int(input()),int(input()))
p4 = p1 - p2
print(p4.detail())
p5 = p1 * p2
print(p5.detail())
point_check = (p4 == p5)
print(point_check)
Sample Input 1:
1
2
3
4
Sample Output 1:
(-2,-2)
(3,8)
The calculated coordinates are NOT the same.
Sample Input 2:
0
0
0
0
Sample Output 2:
(0,0)
(0,0)
The calculated coordinates are the same.