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Unit 2 - Week 1 - Tutorial Lab Programs

The document contains questions about C++ programming concepts like classes, constructors, destructors, function overloading and how to implement them. It also includes questions about designing programs involving objects like employees, books, authors and creating interaction diagrams for processes like online shopping.

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Unit 2 - Week 1 - Tutorial Lab Programs

The document contains questions about C++ programming concepts like classes, constructors, destructors, function overloading and how to implement them. It also includes questions about designing programs involving objects like employees, books, authors and creating interaction diagrams for processes like online shopping.

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UNIT -2 – Lab Questions

1. Implement a C++ program that defines a class for employees, including a constructor to
initialize employee details. Calculate and display the total salary (basic salary + bonus)
for each employee.

2. Janani the officer in City union bank is responsible for creating new accounts to its
[Link] she will open the zero balance account by [Link] one
month she has to submit the account statement of the customers she has opened
accounts to the [Link] you help her with a programming logic which does
the task?

3. Explain the concept of constructor overloading in C++ with an example.

4. Write a C++ program to demonstrate function overloading for the following prototypes.
add(int a, int b) add(double a, double b).

5. Create a class called Rectangle with attributes length and width. Implement constructors
to initialize the object and a destructor to display a message upon object destruction.

6. Design a C++ program that demonstrates the order of constructor execution.

7. Consider a scenario where you are tasked with developing a system for a library. The
system should handle books, authors, and library patrons. Assume that each book has a
title, author, and availability status, each author has a name and a list of written books,
and each library patron has a name and a list of borrowed books. Implement a simple
console-based application for this scenario using constructors.

8. Develop an interaction diagram for online shopping and ordered sequence of events in a
sequence diagram.

9. Create a collaboration diagram for order management system.

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