DCP5201 | OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LAB 11
Question 1
Create a complete program based on the following criteria:
A) Create class Triangle.
(i) protected data members : a (int), b (int), c (int)
(ii) public member functions
Default constructor
To output “-------- Triangle Class -------“.
void setData(………)
To set the data member a and b with the value of its arguments.
B) Create class PythagorasTriangle which inherits publicly from class Triangle.
(i) private data members : none
(ii) public member functions
Default constructor
To output “-------Pythogoras Triangle -------“.
void calcHypotenuse()
To calculate the hypotenuse which is c using the formula given below
𝑐 = √𝑎 2 + 𝑏 2
(Hint: Use the functions in the math library (#include<cmath>)
Square root function: sqrt(<a number>)
Power function: pow(<a number>, 2) )
void displaySides()
Display values of a, b and c.
C) In main()
Create an object of class PythagorasTriangle using the new operator.
Get user input in the main function for 2 sides (side a and side b) of a Pythagoras Triangle and pass
it to the setData(..) function as arguments. Invoke the setData(..) function through the dynamic
object .
Using the same object, call calcHypotenuse() and displaySides().
Deallocate the memory for the object.
[Note: refer to sample output screen below]
Sample Output Screen
----- Triangle class -------
-----Pythagoras Triangle------
Enter a : 5
Enter b : 12
::The sides of a Pythagoras triangle::
a: 5
b : 12
c : 13 (also known as the Hypotenuse)
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Question 2
Modify main function of Question 1 solution so that the program will repeat as long as user wants to. Use a
do-while loop.
[Note: refer to sample output screen below]
Sample Output Screen
----- Triangle class -------
-----Pythagoras Triangle------
Enter a : 5
Enter b : 12
::The sides of a Pythagoras triangle::
a: 5
b : 12
c : 13 (also known as the Hypotenuse)
Do you want to continue [Y/N] : Y
----- Triangle class -------
-----Pythagoras Triangle------
Enter a : 3
Enter b : 4
::The sides of a pythogoras triangle::
a: 3
b:4
c : 5 (also known as the Hypotenuse)
Do you want to continue [Y/N]: N
Question 3
Create a complete program based on the following criteria:
A) Create class Product
(i) private data member : prodID (int)
(ii) protected data member: total_price (float)
(iii) public member functions :
constructor to initialize total_price to 0.0
int getProd_ID()
Returns prodID
void input_ProdID()
Get user input for prodID (representing product ID)
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B) Create class CanFood which inherits protectedly from class Product.
(i) private data members : unit_price(float), order_unit(int)
(ii) public member functions
void get_Product() Call input_prodID( ).
Get user input for unit_price and order_unit.
void calculate_Total()
Calculate total_price
void display_product()
Display prodID by calling accessor function. Display total_price.
C) In main():
(i) Prompt the user to enter the number of types of canned food.
(ii) Create pointer tp of class canFood
(iii) Use the pointer tp to create a dynamic array of canFood using new operator. (the size of the array
will be the number of types of canned food entered by the user earlier)
(iv) In a for-loop that loop through the array, using pointer tp:
Call get_Product( )
Call calculate_Total( )
(v) In another for-loop that loop through the array, using pointer tp:
Call display_product( )
(vi) Deallocate the memory of the dynamic array.
Sample Output Screen
How many types of canned food? 2
Enter product ID : 1001
Enter price : RM30
Enter order unit : 5
Enter product ID : 1002
Enter price : RM45
Enter order unit : 3
Product ID : 1001
Total price : RM150
Product ID : 1002
Total price : RM135
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