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730Gr12 CSC Class and Objects Worksheet1

This document contains 11 coding questions related to classes and objects in Python. Each question provides sample code defining classes and methods, and asks for the output of running that code or modifying and running parts of the code. The questions cover topics like class initialization, method calls, object attributes, string representations, and more.

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730Gr12 CSC Class and Objects Worksheet1

This document contains 11 coding questions related to classes and objects in Python. Each question provides sample code defining classes and methods, and asks for the output of running that code or modifying and running parts of the code. The questions cover topics like class initialization, method calls, object attributes, string representations, and more.

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Revision Worksheet

April 2017
Classes and objects- Worksheet 1

1. Find o/p
class counter :
overall_total=0

def __init__(self):
self.mytotal=0

def increment(self):
counter.overall_total=counter.overall_total+1
self.mytotal=self.mytotal+1

def __str__(self):
string="overall total : "+str(counter.overall_total)
string=string + "\tMy total : "+ str(self.mytotal)
return string

a=counter()
b=counter()
a.increment()
b.increment()
print a
b.increment()
print a, b
2. Find o/p
class myclass:
def __init__(self,name='x',v=[1,2,3]):
self.val=v
self.name=name

def __str__(self):
return self.name + ":" +str(self.val)

def method1(self,limit=3):
result=[]
for v in self.val:
if v>=limit and v not in result:
result.append(v)
return result

def method2(self,test_val):
return self.val.count(test_val)

inst1=myclass()
print inst1
inst2=myclass("rich",[3,5,3,3,3,4,5])
print inst2
print inst2.method1()
print inst2.method2(3)
3 Find o/p
class contact:
all_contacts=[]
def __init__(self,name,email):
em=[]
em.append(name)
em.append(email)
contact.all_contacts.append(em)
print(contact.all_contacts)
print(self.all_contacts)

myid=contact("amit","[email protected]")
4. Find o/p
class point:
def __init__(self,x=0,y=0):
self.x=x
self.y=y

def getdistance(self):
from math import sqrt
dist =sqrt(self.x*self.x+self.y*self.y)
return dist

p1=point()
p2=point()
p3=point(3,3)
p4=p2
v1=p1.x
v2=p2.y
v3=p2==p1
v4=p2.getdistance()
v5=p2==p4
print v1,v2,v3,v4,v5
5 Find o/p
class myclass:
def __init__(self,val=0):
self.L=[]
for i in range(val):
self.L.append(i)

def __str__(self):
return 'L:%s'%(str(self.L))

def method1(self,x=0):
for i in range(len(self.L)):
self.L[i]=x*self.L[i]
return self.L

def method2(self,i=0):
if i in range(len(self.L)):
return self.L[i]
else:
return None

inst1=myclass()
print inst1
inst2=myclass(3)
print inst2
print inst2.method1(3)
print inst2.method2(2)

Give o/p again for the same code with no arguments passed to last 2 statements
6. Give O/p after correcting any errors :
class student:
def __init__(self,name,reg):
self.name=name
self.regno=reg

def __str__(self):
print self.regno,self.name

s1=student()
s2=student(raw_input(" Name : "),raw_input("Registration number : "))
s3=student(raw_input(" Name : "),int(raw_input("Registration number : ")))
print s1
print s2
print s3
7. Give o/p
class E2:
def __init__(self,paint,make):
self.paint=paint
self.make=make

def printmycar(self):
print "I'm driving a ",self.paint,self.make," car"

car1=E2("red","Mercedes")
car2=E2("blue","Audi")
car1.paint=car2.make
car2.make=car1.make
car1.printmycar()
car2.printmycar()
8. Find o/p
class myclass:
def __init__(self,val=0):
self.L=[]
for i in range(val):
self.L.append(i)

def __str__(self):
return 'L:%s'%(str(self.L))

def method1(self,x=0):
for i in range(len(self.L)):
self.L[i]=x*self.L[i]
return self.L
def method2(self,i=0):
if i in range(len(self.L)):
return self.L[i]
else:
return None

inst1=myclass()
print inst1
inst2=myclass(3)
print inst2
print inst2.method1(2)
print inst2.method2(1)
9. Rewrite after correcting errors , if any
class student:
def __init__(self,name,admno):
self.__x=name
self.y=admno
def __displaydata(self):
print self.__x,self.y
stud1=student()
stud1.__displaydata()
print stud1.__x
print stud1.y
10 class bag:
def __init__(self,p): # function 1
self.pockets=p

def company(self):
print ("The company of bag is VIP")

def __str__(self): # function 2


return (str(self.pockets))

B=bag(10)
print B
(i) what is function 1 and when is this function called /invoked?
(ii) what is function 2 and when is this function called/invoked?
11 Give o/p and justify
class bag:
def __init__(self): # function 1
self.pockets=0

def company(self):
print ("The company of bag is VIP")

def __str__(self): # function 2


return ("we deliver only company products ")
B=bag()
print B

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