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Aror University of Art, Architecture, Design &

Heritage Sukkur.

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Department of Artificial Intelligence and Multimedia Gaming


Object Oriented Programming(Spring-2024)
LAB No. 10
Prepared by: Abdul Haseeb Shaikh

Objective of Lab No. 10:


After performing lab10, students will be able to:
o Implement Interfaces in Java
o Achieve Multiple Inheritance in Java
o Use Inheritance among Interfaces
o Use default and static methods of Interfaces

Lab Exercises:
1. Interface Implementation:
 Define an interface Shape with methods calculateArea() and calculatePerimeter().
 Implement the Shape interface with classes Circle and Rectangle.
 Test the implementation by creating instances of Circle and Rectangle and calling
their methods.

2. Multiple Inheritance using Interfaces:


 Define an interface Attack with a method attack() that returns the damage dealt.
 Define an interface Defend with a method defend() that returns the damage reduced.
 Create a class Warrior that implements both Attack and Defend interfaces.
 Implement attack() to return a random value representing the attack power.
 Implement defend() to return a random value representing the defense power.
 Create an instance of Warrior and simulate a battle by calling attack() and defend()
methods, displaying the outcome of each action.

3. Inheritance in Interfaces:
 Define an interface Animal with a method eat().
 Define a sub-interface Mammal that extends Animal and adds a method giveBirth().
 Implement the Mammal interface with a class Dog.
 Test the eat() and giveBirth() methods of Dog.
Aror University of Art, Architecture, Design &
Heritage Sukkur.

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4. Default Methods in Interfaces:


 Define an interface Logger with a default method log(String message).
 Create a class ConsoleLogger that implements Logger.
 Implement the log() method in ConsoleLogger to print the message to the console.
 Demonstrate the usage of ConsoleLogger to log messages.

5. Static Methods in Interfaces:


 Define an interface MathUtils with a static method double square(double number).
 Implement MathUtils with a class Calculator.
 Implement the square() method in Calculator to return the square of a number.
 Use the square() method of Calculator to calculate and display the square of a given
number.

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