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OOP Assignment: Polymorphism & Inheritance

This assignment asks students to create classes for Person, Employee, and Student to demonstrate polymorphism and inheritance. The Person class will be the base class with subclasses of Employee and Student. The classes must have specified fields and methods. A Payable interface must also be implemented to return a payment amount. A main method should create sample objects, sort them by payment amount, and print the data.

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OOP Assignment: Polymorphism & Inheritance

This assignment asks students to create classes for Person, Employee, and Student to demonstrate polymorphism and inheritance. The Person class will be the base class with subclasses of Employee and Student. The classes must have specified fields and methods. A Payable interface must also be implemented to return a payment amount. A main method should create sample objects, sort them by payment amount, and print the data.

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Object-Oriented Programming

Assignment 2

Instructor: Askar Khaimuldin

Groups: SE-2205, SE-2212

This assignment will help you to dive into the concepts of polymorphism and inheritance.

Create classes Person, Employee and Student.

Class Person

• id (int) – field (should be automatically set. Hint: use helper static variable)
• name (string) – field
• surname (string) - field
• toString() – method (e.g. “1. John Lennon”)
• getters and setters (the field id needs only getter)
• 2 constructors (default and parametrized which takes both name and surname)
• string getPosition() – method (should return either the appropriate position or text “Student”)

Class Employee

• id (int) – field (should be automatically set. Hint: use helper static variable)
• name (string) – field
• surname (string) – field
• position (string) – field
• salary (double) – field
• toString() – method (e.g. “Employee: 1. John Lennon”)
• getters and setters (the field id needs only getter)
• 2 constructors (default and parametrized which takes 4 arguments name, surname, position,
and salary)

Class Student

• id (int) – field (should be automatically set. Hint: use helper static variable)
• name (string) – field
• surname (string) – field
• gpa (double) – field
• toString() – method (e.g. “Student: 1. John Lennon”)
• getters and setters (the field id needs only getter)
• 2 constructors (default and parametrized which takes 3 arguments name, surname, and gpa)

Interface Payable

• double getPaymentAmount() – will return the amount of money one could get in form of either
salary or stipend (Hint: The stipend is given in case student is having gpa > 2.67 and it is
constant: 36660.00 tenge)
Make your person to be Payable (Person should implement Payable interface)

Create Main class with main() and printData(Iterable<Person>) methods.

main() method should include:

• Several employees and students (including those who are not taking stipend because of gpa)
• ArrayList<Person> and with all employees and students inserted to current List.
• A call to printData method.

printData(Iterable<Person>) method:

Should iterate through every Payable object using foreach structure and print the data as following
example output:

Student: 3. Ringo Starr earns 0.00 tenge

Employee: 1. John Lennon earns 27045.78 tenge

Student: 4. Paul McCartney earns 36660.00 tenge

Employee 2: George Harrison earns 50000.00 tenge

Last point: Try to make your Person to implement Comparable interface.

(HINT: class Person implements Comparable<Person>)

Implement compareTo() method for both Employee and Student classes. That comparison should be
based on the amount of money they make.

In the main method call the [Link]() method and send your ArrayList there before the call to
the printData method.

Hint: one of the [Link]() methods accepts List<T> where T is generic Comparable type. Since
your Person is comparable, that should work.

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