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    This document summarizes a student's lab report on object-oriented programming concepts like polymorphism. It includes 6 programming tasks with online links demonstrating polymorphism through inheritance, abstract base classes, pure virtual functions, and overriding virtual functions. The tasks show polymorphic behavior when base class pointers point to derived class objects and functions are called via these pointers.

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    This document summarizes a student's lab report on object-oriented programming concepts like polymorphism. It includes 6 programming tasks with online links demonstrating polymorphism through inheritance, abstract base classes, pure virtual functions, and overriding virtual functions. The tasks show polymorphic behavior when base class pointers point to derived class objects and functions are called via these pointers.

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    This document summarizes a student's lab report on object-oriented programming concepts like polymorphism. It includes 6 programming tasks with online links demonstrating polymorphism through inheritance, abstract base classes, pure virtual functions, and overriding virtual functions. The tasks show polymorphic behavior when base class pointers point to derived class objects and functions are called via these pointers.

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    This document summarizes a student's lab report on object-oriented programming concepts like polymorphism. It includes 6 programming tasks with online links demonstrating polymorphism through inheritance, abstract base classes, pure virtual functions, and overriding virtual functions. The tasks show polymorphic behavior when base class pointers point to derived class objects and functions are called via these pointers.

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    OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

    Lab # 09 OOP

    MUHAMMAD SAIM ASHRAF

    Names

    FA21-BEE-128
    Registration
    Numbers

    Class 3A (BEE)

    Instructor’s Name DR RIAZ HUSSAIN

    Lab Assessment
    Post Lab Total
    Pre-Lab In-Lab
    Data Presentation Data Analysis Writing Style
    Lab 10 – Polymorphism
    https://onlinegdb.com/aczQYNliF
    Task 4.1 Example
    This example demonstrates a polygon-rectangle hierarchy with the use of virtual
    functions in the base class and how Rectangle objects are being casted into the
    Base class type through pointers.
    Polygon* p = new Polygon(20, 30);

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/nloIR2Icc

    Task 4.2 Example


    This example demonstrates the polygon-rectangle hierarchy with pure virtual
    functions. The base class now is an abstract base class and lots of other classes
    added to the hierarchy. We can’t make any object of abstract class. This is how we
    make pure virtual function.
    virtual double getArea() = 0;

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/iaxNpkthN

    Task 4.3 Example


    This example uses pure virtual function in the person class. The person class is an
    abstract class and no objects can be created for it. It also adds two derived classes,
    student and professor. Student and professor objects are casted into the person
    class type through array of pointers.

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/XU0vuJ7m7

    Task 5.1
    In this program we just created a program that derive two classes from class base,
    and for each I defined iam() to write out the name of the class. I assigned the
    address of objects of the derived classes to base pointers and call iam() through the
    pointers. After removing virtual keyword I got following output
    Derived class A
    Derived class B
    base
    base

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/ejQhQ6Hu-C

    Task 5.2
    In this program we have to just develop a simple payroll application. In this the
    program calculates salary polymorphically and generates report. I made Employee
    an abstract class. Declared salary() and display() as pure virtual functions in it.
    Derive salaried employee, hourly employee and commissioned employee from base
    class Employee

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/aM2lzFGME

    Task 5.3
    In this program I created a base class called shape. Used this class to store two
    double type values that could be used to compute the area of figures. Derived two
    specific classes called triangle and rectangle from the base shape. Marked the
    display_area() as a virtual function and redefine this function in the derived class to
    suit their requirements.
    void Triangle::display_area ()
    {
    cout<<"Area of triangle "<<0.5*a*b<<endl;
    }
    void Rectangle::display_area ()
    {
    cout<<"Area of rectangle "<<a*b<<endl;
    }

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/QztJgWP3h

    Task 6.1
    In this program I created a class hierarchy that performs conversions from one
    system of units to another. It was simply done by making compute function virtual
    in base class and then overrided it for every conversion needed.

    LINK:
    https://onlinegdb.com/XapQRVVmh

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