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OOP Assignment 1 (Omer Ishaq)

This document contains 5 Java programs as assignments submitted by Omer Ishaq to his instructor Ms. Zainab Malik. The programs include: 1) Calculating total cost of items by taking price and quantity from the user, 2) Calculating average of 3 integers, 3) Converting temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius, 4) Calculating average quiz marks for a selected subject, and 5) Generating a grocery bill by taking item names, quantities, and prices from the user. Each program shows the input, output, and code.

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OOP Assignment 1 (Omer Ishaq)

This document contains 5 Java programs as assignments submitted by Omer Ishaq to his instructor Ms. Zainab Malik. The programs include: 1) Calculating total cost of items by taking price and quantity from the user, 2) Calculating average of 3 integers, 3) Converting temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius, 4) Calculating average quiz marks for a selected subject, and 5) Generating a grocery bill by taking item names, quantities, and prices from the user. Each program shows the input, output, and code.

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OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

ASSIGNMENT NO: 1

SUBMITTED TO: Ms Zainab Malik

SUBMITTED BY: Omer Ishaq

CLASS: BSCS-1(Bridging)

ASSIGNMENT TOPIC: Basic Java Programming

SUBMISSION DATE: 26th March 2021

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MODERN LANGUAGES


Department of Computer Science
PROGRAM#1: TAKE THE PRICE AND QUANTITY OF ITEMS FROM THE
USER AND DISPLAY THE TOTAL COST.

Input:

import java.util.Scanner; // importing scanner class from java.util package


public class OOPtotalCost {
public static void main (String[] args) {
Scanner scan=new Scanner (System.in); // creating scanner class object
System.out.println ("Enter the quantity of items");
int num=scan.nextInt( ); //initializing variable num
double cost[ ]; // declaring an array cost with type double
cost=new double[num];
for (int i=0; i<num; i++) // loop for entering values in elements of array “cost”
{
System.out.println ("Enter cost of item no " + (i+1));
cost[i] = scan.nextDouble( ); //entering prices in consecutive elements of cost array
} // for loop closing
double total=0; // initializing variable “total”
for (int i=0; i<num; i++) // loop for calculating total cost of items
{
total = total + cost[i];
} // for loop closing
System.out.println ("Total cost of items is " + total); // displaying total cost
} // main closing
} //class closing
PROGRAM#1: TAKE THE PRICE AND QUANTITY OF ITEMS FROM THE
USER AND DISPLAY THE TOTAL COST.

Output:
PROGRAM#2: TAKE THREE INTEGER VALUES FROM THE USER AND
CALCULATE THE AVERAGE. THEN DISPLAY THE OUTPUT.

Input:

import java.util.Scanner; // importing scanner class from java.util package


public class OOPAvg {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scan=new Scanner (System.in); // creating scanner class object
System.out.println ("Enter 1st integer value");
int num=scan.nextInt( ); // initializing variables and assigning an input value to it
System.out.println ("Enter 2nd integer value");
int num1=scan.nextInt( );
System.out.println ("Enter 3rd integer value");
int num2=scan.nextInt( );
System.out.print ("Average of integers " +num); // displaying output of average and
System.out.print (" " +num1+ " and " +num2+ " = "); // explicit type casting its result
System.out.print ( (double)(num+num1+num2)/3 );
} // main closing
} // class closing
PROGRAM#2: TAKE THREE INTEGER VALUES FROM THE USER AND
CALCULATE THE AVERAGE. THEN DISPLAY THE OUTPUT.

Output:
PROGRAM#3: TAKE TEMPERATURE IN FAHRENHEIT AND CONVERT INTO
CELSIUS AND DISPLAY THE OUTPUT.

Input:

import java.util.Scanner; // importing scanner class from java.util package


public class OOpTaskfahrenheitCelsius {
public static void main (String[] args) {
Scanner scan=new Scanner (System.in); // creating scanner class object
System.out.println ("Enter temperature in Fahrenheit" );
float f=scan.nextFloat( ); // initializing variable and assigning an input value to it
System.out.println ("Temperature in Celsius = " + (f-32)*5/9); // using formula for result
} // main closing
} // class closing

Output:
PROGRAM#4: CALCULATE AVERAGE MARKS FOR QUIZZZES IN
THE SELECTED SUBJECT.

Input:

import java.util.Scanner; // importing scanner class from java.util package


public class QuizAverage{
int sub; // declaring an instance variable
public int averageMarks( ){ // creating a function
String subject="sub";
Scanner scan=new Scanner (System.in); // creating scanner class object
If (sub==1) // if else if statement is used for multiple options
subject="ITCP"; // switch statement is not used because of break statement
else if (sub==2)
subject="OOP";
else if (sub==3)
subject="TBW";
else if (sub==4)
subject="DBMS";
else
return 0; // in case of options other than 1-4 ,nothing is returned by function
System.out.println ( "How many quizzes of " + subject);
int quiz=scan.nextInt(); // initializing quiz variable
int marks[]; // declaring an array named “marks”
marks=new int[quiz];
for (int i=0; i<quiz; i++)
{

PROGRAM#4: CALCULATE AVERAGE MARKS FOR QUIZZZES IN


THE SELECTED SUBJECT.

Input (Continuation):

System.out.println ("Enter marks for quiz” + (i+1));


marks[i]=scan.nextInt();
} // for loop closing
int total=0; // variable initialized here, otherwise there will be issue of scope
for (int i=0; i<quiz; i++) // using loop for calculating total marks
{
total=total+marks[i];
}
System.out.println (“Average marks for " +quiz+ " quizzes in "+subject+ " = " +
(double) total/quiz);
return 0; // return statement is used here otherwise there will be error
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scan1=new Scanner (System.in); // creating scanner class object
System.out.println ("To enter marks for ITCP press\t\t" +1);
System.out.println ("To enter marks for OOP press \t\t" +2);
System.out.println ("To enter marks for TBW press \t\t" +3);
System.out.println ("To enter marks for DBMS press\t\t" +4);
System.out.println ("To exit press \t\t" +5);
QuizAverage obj=new QuizAverage( ); //creating object for accessing instance variable
obj.sub=scan1.nextInt( );
obj.averageMarks( ); // calling averageMarks function using object
}} // closing for main and class respectively

PROGRAM#4: CALCULATE AVERAGE MARKS FOR QUIZZZES IN


THE SELECTED SUBJECT.

Output:
PROGRAM#5: GENERATE GROCERY BILL CONTAINING TYPES OF ITEMS
PURCHASED, QUANTITY OF EACH ITEM, PRICE PER ITEM BY TAKING
INPUT FROM USER AND THEN OUTPUT THE TOTAL AMOUNT.

Input:
import java.util.Scanner; // importing scanner class from java.util package
public class GroceryBill {
public static void main (String[] args) {
Scanner scan=new Scanner (System.in); // creating scanner class object
System.out.println ("How many types of items purchased?");
int type=scan.nextInt();
String item_name[]={"Egg ","Tissue Box","Soap 5","Mushrooms ","Olives
","Detergent 5" }; // static initializing a string type array
int quantity[]=new int[6]; // declaring a 1-D array with 6 elements
double priceperitem[]=new double[6]; // declaring an array
for (int i=0; i<6; i++){ // for loop for taking input from user
System.out.println ("Enter quantity of "+item_name[i]);
quantity[i]=scan.nextInt(); // assigning values to elements of array quantity
} // for closing
for (int i=0; i<6; i++){ // loop for storing price per item
System.out.println ("Enter price per item of "+item_name[i]);
priceperitem[i]=scan.nextDouble(); // storing price per item in array elements
} // for closing
System.out.println ("Name\t\t Quantity\t\tPrice per item"); // main heading output
for (int i=0; i<6; i++){ // loop for displaying quantity and price of particular item
System.out.println (item_name[i]+"\t\t"+quantity[i]+"\t\t\t"+priceperitem[i]);
}

PROGRAM#5: GENERATE GROCERY BILL CONTAINING TYPES OF ITEMS


PURCHASED, QUANTITY OF EACH ITEM, PRICE PER ITEM BY TAKING
INPUT FROM USER AND THEN OUTPUT THE TOTAL AMOUNT.

Input (Continuation):
double total=0; //total is initialized here because of scope restrictions
for (int i=0; i<6; i++){ // loop for calculating total amount of grocery bill
total=total+(quantity[i]*priceperitem[i]);
} // for loop closing
System.out.println ("Total Amount = "+total+" Rs"); // output for total input
}} // main and class closing respectively

Output:

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