Object Oriented Programming Lab Questions:
1. Write a program to define a class Student with data members: name, roll, and marks.
Use member functions to input and display the data.
2. Create a class Book with a parameterized constructor and a destructor. Demonstrate
their execution.
3. Define a base class Employee with data members like name and salary. Derive a
class Manager that adds department. Input and display all details.
4. Demonstrate function overloading using a class Calculator with multiple add()
methods that accept different types and number of parameters.
5. Create a base class Shape with a virtual function display(). Override it in derived
classes Circle and Rectangle.
6. Create a class Account with private data members. Use public getter and setter
methods to access them.
7. Overload the + operator in a Complex class to add two complex numbers.
8. Create two classes Alpha and Beta. Write a friend function to access and display
private data from both.
9. Create an abstract class Vehicle with a pure virtual function start(). Derive Car and
Bike classes that implement start().
10. Define a class Student. Write and read its object data to/from a file using ofstream
and ifstream.
11. Create a base class Person with basic details like name and age. Derive a class
Employee from Person, adding employeeID and salary. Further derive a class
Manager that adds department. Input and display all details.
12. Create two base classes Academic and Sports having academic and sports scores
respectively. Derive a class Result that calculates and displays the total score.
13. Use a combination of multiple and multilevel inheritance to design a class structure
for a StudentResult that includes Student, Test, and Sports classes.
14. Create a class Counter with a static data member to count how many objects have
been created. Use a static function to display the count.
15. Create a class Box with length, width, and height. Use a copy constructor to create
a duplicate object and display both.
16. Create a class String that uses dynamic memory allocation to store strings. Include
constructors and a destructor to manage memory.
17. Create a class Rectangle with member functions to set dimensions and calculate
area. Use the this pointer to return the current object for method chaining.
18. Write a class template Calculator that performs basic operations (add, subtract) for
different data types like int, float, etc.
19. Create a class Division with a function to divide two numbers. Handle divide-by-zero
exceptions using try-catch blocks.
20. Create a class MathOperations that includes inline functions for multiplication and
division, using default arguments.
21. Design a class BankAccount with data members like accountNumber, holderName,
and balance. Include member functions to:
Create an account
Deposit amount
Withdraw amount
Display account details
Use a menu-driven program to allow the user to perform these operations. Add basic
validation like insufficient balance.
22. Create a class Student with data members for name, roll number, and marks in 3
subjects. Include member functions to:
Input student data
Calculate total and average
Display data for each student
Use an array of objects to manage records for multiple students.
23. Create a class LibraryBook with members: bookID, title, author, and availability.
Allow the user to:
Add book records
Display all records
Search for a book by ID
Modify availability (issue/return)
Use file handling to store and retrieve data persistently.
24. Design a class Item to represent products in inventory. Include:
Data members: itemCode, itemName, quantity, price
Constructor overloading (default and parameterized)
Function to calculate total price
Function to display item details
Use an array of objects to store multiple items and display a full inventory.
