Sen 306 Practical Assignment

NAME: ODEBUNMI FIYINFOLUWA OLUWOLE
COURSE: SEN 306 PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT

MATRIC NO: IFT/17/2449
1a. Draw the Class Diagram of the Class Table
EMPLOYEE
- emp_id: int
- emp_name: string
- emp_address: string
- emp_mobile: string
+ ADD(): void
+ DELETE(): void
+ EDIT(): void
b. Write an OOP program in any language of your choice to implement the Class
Will write in python
SOLUTION
class Employee:
def __init__(self, emp_id, emp_name, emp_address, emp_mobile):
self.emp_id = emp_id
self.emp_name = emp_name
self.emp_address = emp_address
self.emp_mobile = emp_mobile
def display_info(self):
print(f"Employee ID: {self.emp_id}")
print(f"Name: {self.emp_name}")
print(f"Address: {self.emp_address}")
print(f"Mobile: {self.emp_mobile}")
print()
def add_employee(self, new_employee):
# Assuming new_employee is an instance of the Employee class
# You might want to implement error checking and uniqueness validation
employee_list.append(new_employee)
def delete_employee(self, emp_id_to_delete):
global employee_list
employee_list = [employee for employee in employee_list if employee.emp_id != emp_id_to_delete]
def edit_employee(self, emp_id_to_edit, new_name, new_address, new_mobile):
for employee in employee_list:
if employee.emp_id == emp_id_to_edit:
employee.emp_name = new_name
employee.emp_address = new_address
employee.emp_mobile = new_mobile
# Example Usage
employee_list = []
# Creating instances of the Employee class
employee1 = Employee(101, "Akinosun", "FUTA", "09066123011")
employee2 = Employee(102, "Olu", "Oshinle", "08066543342")
employee3 = Employee(103, "Bunmi", "Ijapo", "07089754327")
employee4 = Employee(104, "Olawale", "Oke-Aro", "08077123087")

# Adding employees to the list
employee_list.extend([employee1, employee2, employee3, employee4])
# Displaying employee information before deletion
print("Employee Information Before Deletion:")
employee.display_info()
# Deleting an employee
employee2.delete_employee(102)
# Displaying employee information after deletion
print("Employee Information After Deletion:")
# Editing an employee
employee1.edit_employee(101, "Akinosun Updated", "New FUTA Address", "11111111111")
# Displaying employee information after editing
print("Employee Information After Editing:")
c. Write a program to create an array object of the class table to store all the data items shown in
the table.
SOLUTION
class Employee:
def __init__(self, emp_id, emp_name, emp_address, emp_mobile):
self.emp_id = emp_id
self.emp_name = emp_name
self.emp_address = emp_address
self.emp_mobile = emp_mobile
def display_info(self):
print(f"Employee ID: {self.emp_id}")
print(f"Name: {self.emp_name}")
print(f"Address: {self.emp_address}")
print(f"Mobile: {self.emp_mobile}")
print()
# Creating an array object to store data items (instances of Employee class)
employee_array = [
Employee(101, "Akinosun", "FUTA", "09066123011"),
Employee(102, "Olu", "Oshinle", "08066543342"),
Employee(103, "Bunmi", "Ijapo", "07089754327"),
Employee(104, "Olawale", "Oke-Aro", "08077123087")
# Displaying employee information from the array

for employee in employee_array:
2. An application that determines whether any of several department store customers has
exceeded his or her credit limit on a charge account is to be developed. For each customer, the
following facts are available:
a. Account number
b. Balance at the beginning of the month
c. Total of all items charged by the customer for the month
d. Total of all credits applied to the customer’s account this month
e. Allowed credit limit
The program should input all these facts as integers, calculate the new balance as:
New balance= Beginning balance + charges-credits
Display the new balance and determine whether the new balance exceeds the customer’s credit
limit. For those customers whose credit limit is exceeded, the program should display the
message “Credit Limit Exceeded”
a. Draw the activity diagram of credit limit determination
b. Draw the sequence diagram for view new balance
c. Implement the credit limit determination module in any language of your choice
SOLUTION
a. Draw the activity diagram of credit limit determination
(Start)
v
[Input Facts]
[Calculate New Balance]
[Check Credit Limit]
[Display Results]
(End)
b. Draw the sequence diagram for view new balance
Customer Program
| |
| Input |
|-----------> |
| |
| Calculate |
| <----------- |
| |
| Display |
| <-----------|
| |
c. Implement the credit limit determination module in any language of your choice
Python
class Customer:
def __init__(self, account_number, beginning_balance, charges, credits, credit_limit):
self.account_number = account_number
self.beginning_balance = beginning_balance
self.charges = charges
self.credits = credits
self.credit_limit = credit_limit
def calculate_new_balance(self):
return self.beginning_balance + self.charges - self.credits
def check_credit_limit(self):
new_balance = self.calculate_new_balance()
if new_balance > self.credit_limit:
return "Credit Limit Exceeded"
else:
return f"New Balance: {new_balance}"
# Example usage:
customer_data = {
"account_number": 1234,
"beginning_balance": 1000,
"charges": 500,
"credits": 300,
"credit_limit": 1200
}
customer = Customer(**customer_data)
result = customer.check_credit_limit()
print(result)

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NAME: ODEBUNMI FIYINFOLUWA OLUWOLE

COURSE: SEN 306 PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT

1a. Draw the Class Diagram of the Class Table

Will write in python

def __init__(self, emp_id, emp_name, emp_address, emp_mobile):

print(f"Employee ID: {self.emp_id}")

def add_employee(self, new_employee):

# Assuming new_employee is an instance of the Employee class

# You might want to implement error checking and uniqueness validation

def delete_employee(self, emp_id_to_delete):

employee_list = [employee for employee in employee_list if employee.emp_id != emp_id_to_delete]

def edit_employee(self, emp_id_to_edit, new_name, new_address, new_mobile):

for employee in employee_list:

# Creating instances of the Employee class

employee1 = Employee(101, "Akinosun", "FUTA", "09066123011")

employee2 = Employee(102, "Olu", "Oshinle", "08066543342")

employee3 = Employee(103, "Bunmi", "Ijapo", "07089754327")

employee4 = Employee(104, "Olawale", "Oke-Aro", "08077123087")

employee_list.extend([employee1, employee2, employee3, employee4])

# Displaying employee information before deletion

print("Employee Information Before Deletion:")

for employee in employee_list:

# Displaying employee information after deletion

print("Employee Information After Deletion:")

for employee in employee_list:

employee1.edit_employee(101, "Akinosun Updated", "New FUTA Address", "11111111111")

# Displaying employee information after editing

print("Employee Information After Editing:")

for employee in employee_list:

def __init__(self, emp_id, emp_name, emp_address, emp_mobile):

print(f"Employee ID: {self.emp_id}")

# Creating an array object to store data items (instances of Employee class)

Employee(101, "Akinosun", "FUTA", "09066123011"),

Employee(102, "Olu", "Oshinle", "08066543342"),

Employee(103, "Bunmi", "Ijapo", "07089754327"),

Employee(104, "Olawale", "Oke-Aro", "08077123087")

# Displaying employee information from the array

following facts are available:

b. Balance at the beginning of the month

c. Total of all items charged by the customer for the month

d. Total of all credits applied to the customer’s account this month

e. Allowed credit limit

New balance= Beginning balance + charges-credits

message “Credit Limit Exceeded”

a. Draw the activity diagram of credit limit determination

b. Draw the sequence diagram for view new balance

a. Draw the activity diagram of credit limit determination

[Calculate New Balance]

[Check Credit Limit]

b. Draw the sequence diagram for view new balance

def __init__(self, account_number, beginning_balance, charges, credits, credit_limit):

return self.beginning_balance + self.charges - self.credits

if new_balance > self.credit_limit:

return "Credit Limit Exceeded"

return f"New Balance: {new_balance}"

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