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    The document contains code snippets and output demonstrating constructor overloading, copy constructor, method overloading, static methods, inheritance, abstract classes and methods, and interfaces in Java. The code shows how to implement these OOP concepts through examples of classes like Circle, Employee, and shapes.

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    The document contains code snippets and output demonstrating constructor overloading, copy constructor, method overloading, static methods, inheritance, abstract classes and methods, and interfaces in Java. The code shows how to implement these OOP concepts through examples of classes like Circle, Employee, and shapes.

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    of 12

    Roll no--233

    Practical 1
    1.A.(a) Program to demonstrate use of constructor overloading.

    Code:

    class St

    public St ()

    System.out.println("this is default consructor");

    public St(int a,int b)

    System.out.println(a+b);

    class Pr48

    public static void main(String args [])

    St s1=new St();

    St s2 = new St(27,11);

    }
    Roll no--233

    Output:

    1.A(b) Aim- Write a java code on Copy constructor

    Code--

    package copyex;

    import java.util.Scanner;

    public class Circle {

    public float r,area;

    Circle()

    Scanner sc=new Scanner (System.in);

    System.out.println("Enter the Value:");

    r=sc.nextFloat();

    Circle(Circle x)

    r=x.r;
    Roll no--233

    void calculate()

    area=3.14f*r*r;

    void display()

    System.out.println("area="+area);

    package copyex;

    public class copyex{

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    Circle c=new Circle();

    c.calculate();

    c.display();

    Circle c1=new Circle(c);

    c1.calculate();

    c1.display();

    }
    }
    Roll no--233

    OUTPUT-

    1(b) Aim— program to demonstrate use of method overloading.

    Code:

    package javaapplication13;

    class JavaApplication13 {

    public void add(int num1,int num2)

    System.out.println(num1+num2);

    public void add(float num1,float num2)

    System.out.println(num1+num2);

    public void add(int num1)

    System.out.println(num1);

    }
    Roll no--233

    public class etr

    public static void main(String args[])

    JavaApplication13 s1 = new JavaApplication13();

    s1.add(27,56);

    s1.add(5.f,6.5f);

    s1.add(88);

    Output:
    Roll no--233

    1(c) Aim— Write program to create a class and implements the concept
    of static method .

    Code--

    package staticmethod;

    class Employee {

    int empid;

    String name;

    static String company="Sincetele";

    static void change() {

    company = "sall";

    Employee (int e,String n){

    empid= e;

    name= n;

    void display(){

    System.out.println(empid + "" + name + "" + company);

    public class Staticmethod {


    Roll no--233

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    Employee.change();

    Employee e1=new Employee(1,"Hema");

    Employee e2=new Employee(2,"Akku");

    e1.display();

    e2.display();

    OUTPUT--
    Roll no--233

    Practical 2

    2.(A) Aim—Write a program to implement the concept of


    Inheritance.

    Code--
    class A

    void show() {

    System.out.println("Base class");

    class B extends A

    @Override

    void show()

    System.out.println("Derieved Class");

    class Main

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    B s=new B();
    Roll no--233

    s.show();

    Output--

    2(B). Aim-- Write a program to implement the concept of Abstract classes


    and Methods.

    Code--

    package abstractclass;

    import java.util.*;

    abstract class base{

    protected float r,vol;

    public void read(float x)

    r=x;

    public abstract void calculate();


    Roll no--233

    public void display(){

    System.out.println("The volume is:"+vol);

    class Sphere extends base{

    public void calculate(){

    vol=3.14f*r*r*r*4/3;

    public class Abstractclass {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    float x;

    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

    System.out.println("Enter the radius");

    x = sc.nextFloat();

    Sphere s = new Sphere();

    s.read(x);

    s.calculate();

    System.out.println("Sphere:");

    s.display();
    Roll no--233

    Output--

    2(C).Aim-- Write a program to implement the concept of interfaces.

    Code--

    package interfaces;

    interface area{

    void show (int s,int t);

    class Rect implements area{

    public void show(int s,int t){

    System.out.println("Area of rectangle:");

    System.out.println(s*t);

    }
    Roll no--233

    class Circle implements area{

    public void show(int s,int t){

    System.out.println("Area of circle:");

    System.out.println(3.14f*s*s);

    public class Interfaces {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    Rect r = new Rect();

    r.show(3,4);

    Circle c = new Circle();

    c.show(3,4);

    Output--

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