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Object Oriented Programming Exercise: UML Implementation

The document outlines an exercise for an Object Oriented Programming course at Lebanese University, focusing on creating classes and interfaces based on a UML diagram. It requires the implementation of an abstract class Medicine, an interface Taxable, and a class OverCounter, along with a DrugStore class that manages medicines. Additionally, a Test class is needed to demonstrate functionality such as adding medicines and calculating prices, including tax for over-the-counter items.

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Object Oriented Programming Exercise: UML Implementation

The document outlines an exercise for an Object Oriented Programming course at Lebanese University, focusing on creating classes and interfaces based on a UML diagram. It requires the implementation of an abstract class Medicine, an interface Taxable, and a class OverCounter, along with a DrugStore class that manages medicines. Additionally, a Test class is needed to demonstrate functionality such as adding medicines and calculating prices, including tax for over-the-counter items.

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Lebanese University

Faculty of Sciences – section 5

I2211 – Object Oriented Programming

Exercise 4
Consider the following UML diagram:

1. Create the abstract class Medicine as presented in the above UML. Note that price should be
positive (throw a custom exception if not).
2. Create the interface Taxable.
3. Implement the class OverCounter. Note that over the counter medicines are taxable with a 10%
addition to the price.
4. Implement the class DrugStore, Note that:
• The buyMedicine method searches for a medicine with the given name in the ArrayList and
returns its price. If it turned out to be an over the counter medicine, then the price after tax is
returned.
• The method getOverCounterMeds returns an array of type OverCounter that contains all of the
Over the Counter medicines found in the ArrayList.
5. Implement a Test class with a main method that performs the following operations:
• Create a DrugStore object (choose any name and location)
• Add three medicines to it of your choice (Not from the user)
• Read the name of any medicine from the user, buy it and display its price
• Display the number of Over the Counter medicines in the drug store

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