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The document outlines a series of programming tasks involving class creation and method implementation in Python. It includes instructions for creating classes such as Car, Circle, Person, Student, Book, NumberPattern, and Rectangle, along with methods for various functionalities like starting an engine, calculating area, updating grades, and more. Additionally, it covers concepts like private attributes, method overloading, and recursion.

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The document outlines a series of programming tasks involving class creation and method implementation in Python. It includes instructions for creating classes such as Car, Circle, Person, Student, Book, NumberPattern, and Rectangle, along with methods for various functionalities like starting an engine, calculating area, updating grades, and more. Additionally, it covers concepts like private attributes, method overloading, and recursion.

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Question 1, 2 and 3 are connected

1. (Class Definition And Object Creation)


Create a simple Car class. This class should have three attributes: model, color, and year.
Define a constructor that initializes these attributes and create a Car object.
2. (Method Definition And Class Behavior)
Add a start_engine() method to the Car class you created above. When this method is
called, it should print "Engine started".
3. (Attribute Modification Through Methods)
Add a paint_car(new_color) method to the Car class. This method should update the color
attribute of the car to the new_color provided and return the new color.
4. (Memory Layout)
Draw the following code’s memory layout drawing.

5. (Private Attributes And Getter/setter Methods)


Define a private attribute mileage in the Car class. Provide two methods get_mileage() and
set_mileage(mileage) to access and update this attribute.
6. (Memory Layout)
Draw the following code’s memory layout drawing.
Question 7 and 8 are connected

7. (Class With Attributes And Method Implementation)


Create a Circle class. This class should have a radius attribute and a calculate_area()
method. The method should calculate and return the area of the circle.

8. (Static Methods And Class Constants)


Add a “pi number” constant and a static method calculate_circumference(radius) to the
Circle class. The method should calculate and return the circumference of the circle.
9. [Method Implementation For Attribute Modification)
Create a Person class with name and age attributes. Add a have_birthday() method that
increments the age by one when called.
10. (Attributes)
Create a Student class with a grades list attribute. Write a method that updates this list and
calculates the student's average grade.

Question 11 and 12 are connected

11. (For Loop Question)


Write a class with a method that prints the following output. You will create a class named
NumberPattern with a method called printPattern. In the main class, create an object of
NumberPattern and then call the printPattern method.

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1. Think about rows and columns - The pattern has 5 rows, and each row has
numbers from 1 up to that row number.
12 2. Use nested loops - One loop will control the rows, and another loop inside it
will control the numbers printed on each row.
123 3. Outer loop - Runs from 1 to 5 to print each row.
4. Inner loop - Runs from 1 to the current row number to print numbers
1234 sequentially.
5. Print vs. Printin - Use print to stay on the same line and println to move to the
12345 next row.

12. (While Loop Question)


Add a method named evenSum to the previous code, which is inside the NumberPattern
class. This method should calculate the sum of even numbers from 1 to 10 using a while
loop. In the main class, use the previously created object to call the evenSum method.

Question 13,14 are connected

13. (Constructors, attributes, class methods)


Create a class named “Book”. Add three attributes: title, author, and pages.
Write a constructor that initializes these attributes. Add a method getBookInfo() to the Book
class. The method should return a string with the title, author, and number of pages.
14. (if-else, main function, object creation, calling class methods)
For the Question 14 Book class, add a method isLongBook() The method should return true
if the number of pages is greater than 300, otherwise false. Create a class called “Test”,
and implement a main function to execute your code. Create two book objects in the main
function. Call getBookInfo() and isLongBook() functions for these objects.

Question 15,16,17, 18 are connected

15. (Constructors, attributes, class methods, setters)


Create a class named Student. Add attributes: name (String), grade (int), and attendance
(int). Write a constructor that initializes these attributes. Add a method updateGrade(int
newGrade) in the Student class. This method should update the student's grade.

16. (function overloading, if-else)


Overload the updateGrade() method in the Student class in Question 16. Create another
version that takes no parameters and increases the grade by 5. If the grade is more than 95,
then the grade is set to 100.

17. (if-else, access modifiers, getters-setters)


Create a method checkAttendance() in the Student class in question 16. If attendance is
below 75%, return the string "Needs Improvement", otherwise return the string "Good".
Attribute “grade” is now private. Implement the necessary functions to access and update
the grade attribute.
18. (arrays, for loops, attributes)
In the Student class of Question 16, add a method addAttendance(int[] days). This method
should increase the attendance by the total of the days array.
19. (function overloading, classes, class functions)
Create a Calculator class with overloaded methods add(). One method should take two
integers, and another should take three integers.
20. (default constructors, multiple constructors, class functions)
Create a Rectangle class with a constructor that takes width and height as parameters.
Add methods getArea() and getPerimeter() to calculate and return the area and perimeter of
the rectangle. Create another constructor for the Rectangle class with no parameters. Set
default values of width = 1 and height = 1.
21. (classes, for loops, strings)
Create a class StringUtilities with a method reverseString(String input). This method should
return the reverse of the given string using a loop.
22. (recursion, classes)
Create a class FactorialCalculator with a method calculate(int n). The method should use
recursion to calculate and return the factorial of a given integer n. Ensure the method
handles the base case where n is 0 or 1.

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