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Understand the below program and print the details of the student as shown in the sample test cases.
- Student class is defined with public variables name, age, group and report.
- Define setDetails() method that sets the student name, age, group and report values.
- Define getDetails() method that prints all the details of the student.
- Create an instance of class Student.
- Set the name, age, group and report values of the student by taking the input from the student and call the setDetails() values
- Now print the details of Student by calling the method getDetails()
Govardhan
37
IT
Pass
Sample Output:
Govardhan 37 IT Pass
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Let's write a simple program:
- A base class Person and a derived class Student with Person as its base class.
- Add two methods in the base class: setname()-takes the parameter name which sets the name value, and getname() which prints the name.
- Add two methods in the derived class: setage()-takes the parameter age which sets the age value, and getage() which prints the age.
- Create an instance of Student and name it as s1.
- Take name and age as inputs from the console.
- Call the setname() and setage() on this instance by passing the name and age parameters.
- Call the getname() and getage() on this class, which prints the passed parameters
Govardhan
37
Sample Output:
Govardhan
37
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Write a program that uses data encapsulation / data hiding
- Define a class Car with two private variables engineno and modelno with values "EK1" and "VX6".
- Define a public method setcarinfo(engineno, modelno).
- Inside the method set each private variables with the values passed as arguments.
- Define a public method getcarinfo(self) which prints all the information.
- Create an instance of Car and name it hondacity.
- Take enginenumber, modelnumber, color and year as an input from console.
- Call the method setcarinfo() with inputs as parameters.
- Now set the color and year by setting hondacity.color and hondacity.year.
EK67G9
SX6
Blue
2018
Sample Output:
EK67G9 SX6 Blue 2018
