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    Comsats University Islamabad Wah Campus Object Oriented Programming

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    This document contains code for three programming assignments on object-oriented concepts in Java. The first task demonstrates static and non-static methods and variables using a Class class. The second task implements a basic calculator application using methods in a Calculator class. The third task defines a Distance class to represent distances in feet and inches and includes methods to set distances, add distances, and check equality between distances.

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    This document contains code for three programming assignments on object-oriented concepts in Java. The first task demonstrates static and non-static methods and variables using a Class class. The second task implements a basic calculator application using methods in a Calculator class. The third task defines a Distance class to represent distances in feet and inches and includes methods to set distances, add distances, and check equality between distances.

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    This document contains code for three programming assignments on object-oriented concepts in Java. The first task demonstrates static and non-static methods and variables using a Class class. The second task implements a basic calculator application using methods in a Calculator class. The third task defines a Distance class to represent distances in feet and inches and includes methods to set distances, add distances, and check equality between distances.

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    Comsats University Islamabad Wah Campus Object Oriented Programming

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    This document contains code for three programming assignments on object-oriented concepts in Java. The first task demonstrates static and non-static methods and variables using a Class class. The second task implements a basic calculator application using methods in a Calculator class. The third task defines a Distance class to represent distances in feet and inches and includes methods to set distances, add distances, and check equality between distances.

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    Comsats University Islamabad

    Wah Campus

    Object Oriented Programming


    Assignment # 03

    Submitted to: Miss Samia Zafar

    Submitted by:

    Nofil Abbas FA21-BCS-046


    Task 1
    StaticNonStatic Class

    package pkgstatic.non.pkgstatic; package pkgstatic.non.pkgstatic;

    public class StaticNonStatic { public class Class {


    private static int id;
    public static void main(String[] args) { private String name;
    Class c1=new Class(); static int create=0;
    Class c2=new Class(); static int destroyed=0;
    Class.setId(123);
    c1.setName("ABC"); public Class(){
    c2.setId(456); create++;
    c2.setName("XYZ"); }
    System.out.println(Class.getId());
    System.out.println(c1.getName()); public static void setId(int r){
    Class c3=new Class(); id=r;
    c1=null;
    c2=null; }
    System.gc(); public void setName(String h){
    Class.objcreated(); this.name=h;
    Class.objdestroyed(); }
    public static int getId(){
    } return id;
    }
    } public String getName(){
    return name;
    }
    public static void objcreated(){
    System.out.println("Objects created: "+create);
    }
    public static void objdestroyed(){
    System.out.println("Objects destroyed:
    "+destroyed);
    }
    protected void finalize(){
    destroyed++;
    }
    }
    Task 2
    Calculator Runner Calculator

    package calculator.runner; package balance.runner;

    import java.util.Scanner; public class Balance {


    private double balance;

    public class CalculatorRunner { public Balance(){

    public static void main(String[] args) { }


    Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in); public Balance(double b){
    balance=b;
    System.out.println("\t\"CALCULATOR\""); }
    System.out.println("Choose options"); public Balance(Balance b){
    System.out.println("1: Sum\t\t2: Subtract\n3: balance=b.balance;
    Multiply\t4: Divide\n5: Modulus\t6: Sin\n7: Cos\t\t8: }
    Tan");
    int c=sc.nextInt(); public void setBalance(double b){
    switch(c){ balance=b;
    case 1: }
    System.out.println("Enter two values to be public void withdraw(double a){
    added"); if(a<=balance){
    System.out.println(Calculator.sum(sc.nextInt(), balance-=a;
    sc.nextInt())); }
    break; else{
    case 2: System.out.println("insufficient Balance!");
    System.out.println("Enter two values to be }
    subtracted"); }
    public void deposit(double a){
    System.out.println(Calculator.subtract(sc.nextInt(), balance+=a;
    sc.nextInt())); }
    break; public void display(){
    case 3: System.out.println("Balance: "+balance);
    System.out.println("Enter two values to be }
    multiplied"); }

    System.out.println(Calculator.multiply(sc.nextInt(),
    sc.nextInt()));
    break;
    case 4:
    System.out.println("Enter two values to be
    divided");

    System.out.println(Calculator.divide(sc.nextInt(),
    sc.nextInt()));
    break;
    case 5:
    System.out.println("Enter two values for
    modulus");

    System.out.println(Calculator.modulus(sc.nextInt(),
    sc.nextInt()));
    break;
    case 6:
    System.out.println("Enter angle value");
    System.out.println(Calculator.sin(sc.nextInt()));
    break;
    case 7:
    System.out.println("Enter angle value");

    System.out.println(Calculator.cos(sc.nextInt()));
    break;
    case 8:
    System.out.println("Enter angle value");

    System.out.println(Calculator.tan(sc.nextInt()));
    break;

    }
    Task 3
    Distance Runner Distance

    package distance.runner; package distance.runner;

    import java.util.Scanner;
    public class Distance {
    public class DistanceRunner { private double feets;
    private double inches;

    public static void main(String[] args) { public Distance(){


    Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);
    Distance d1=new Distance(); }
    System.out.println("Enter feets and inches of d1"); public Distance(double f,double i){
    d1.setFeets(sc.nextDouble()); feets=f;
    d1.setInches(sc.nextDouble()); inches=i;
    System.out.println("Enter feets and inches of d2"); }
    double f = sc.nextDouble();
    double i=sc.nextDouble(); public void setFeets(double f){
    Distance d2=new Distance(f,i); feets=f;
    }
    Distance d3=Distance.add(d1, d2); public void setInches(double i){
    d1.display(); inches=i;
    d2.display(); }
    d3.display(); public void display(){
    System.out.println(Distance.equals(d1, d2));; System.out.println("Feets: "+feets+"\tInches:
    } "+inches);
    }
    } public static Distance add(Distance d1,Distance d2){
    Distance d3=new Distance();
    d3.feets=d1.feets+d2.feets;
    d3.inches=d1.inches+d2.inches;
    return d3;
    }
    public static boolean equals(Distance d1,Distance
    d2){
    if(d1.feets==d2.feets && d1.inches==d2.inches){
    return true;
    }
    else{
    return false;
    }
    }
    }

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