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Diamond Problem Task

The document outlines the requirements for implementing two systems in C++: a Smart Taxation System and a Restaurant Billing System, both utilizing Multiple Inheritance and addressing the Diamond Problem with Virtual Inheritance. The Smart Taxation System calculates income and luxury taxes based on a taxpayer's income, while the Restaurant Billing System computes discounts for VIP customers and weekend offers. Each system includes a class structure, specific functions for calculations, and sample outputs demonstrating the expected results.

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Diamond Problem Task

The document outlines the requirements for implementing two systems in C++: a Smart Taxation System and a Restaurant Billing System, both utilizing Multiple Inheritance and addressing the Diamond Problem with Virtual Inheritance. The Smart Taxation System calculates income and luxury taxes based on a taxpayer's income, while the Restaurant Billing System computes discounts for VIP customers and weekend offers. Each system includes a class structure, specific functions for calculations, and sample outputs demonstrating the expected results.

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Question No.

Smart Taxation System using Multiple Inheritance

The government wants to develop a Smart Taxation System to calculate taxes for citizens.
Different types of taxes are applied on a taxpayer’s income.

The system should calculate:

• Income Tax = 15% of total income

• Luxury Tax = 8% of total income

Both taxes should then be combined to calculate the final payable tax and the remaining
income after deductions.

You are required to implement this system in C++ using Multiple Inheritance and resolve
the Diamond Problem using Virtual Inheritance.

Class Structure

TaxPayer

/ \

IncomeTax LuxuryTax

\ /

FinalTax

Requirements

1. Create a base class named TaxPayer containing:

o A protected data member income

o A constructor to initialize income

2. Create a derived class IncomeTax that:

o Virtually inherits from TaxPayer

o Contains a function to calculate 15% income tax

3. Create another derived class LuxuryTax that:


o Virtually inherits from TaxPayer

o Contains a function to calculate 8% luxury tax

4. Create a class FinalTax that:

o Inherits from both IncomeTax and LuxuryTax

o Calculates:

▪ Income Tax

▪ Luxury Tax

▪ Total Tax

▪ Remaining Income

5. Display all calculated values properly.

Sample Output

Enter Total Income: 100000

Income Tax: 15000

Luxury Tax: 8000

Total Tax: 23000

Remaining Income: 77000


Question No. 2

Restaurant Billing System using Virtual Inheritance

A restaurant offers multiple discounts to its customers during weekends and for VIP
members.

The restaurant provides:

• VIP Customer Discount = 10% of the bill

• Weekend Discount = 7% of the bill

The system should calculate the total discount and display the final payable amount after
applying both discounts.

You are required to implement this system in C++ using Multiple Inheritance and solve the
Diamond Problem using Virtual Inheritance.

Class Structure

RestaurantBill

/ \

VIPCustomerDiscount WeekendDiscount

\ /

FinalRestaurantBill

Requirements

1. Create a base class named RestaurantBill containing:

o A protected data member billAmount

o A constructor to initialize bill amount

2. Create a class VIPCustomerDiscount that:

o Virtually inherits from RestaurantBill

o Calculates 10% VIP discount


3. Create another class WeekendDiscount that:

o Virtually inherits from RestaurantBill

o Calculates 7% weekend discount

4. Create a class FinalRestaurantBill that:

o Inherits from both discount classes

o Calculates:

▪ VIP Discount

▪ Weekend Discount

▪ Total Discount

▪ Final Payable Bill

5. Display all values neatly.

Sample Output

Enter Total Bill Amount: 5000

VIP Discount: 500

Weekend Discount: 350

Total Discount: 850

Final Payable Bill: 4150

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