Program On Hybrid inheritance
- Create a class student with four protected data members Sub1, Sub2, Sub3, and stu_name;
- Create a child class test with two public member functions (getdetails() and calc_marks();)
- Create a class sports with one protected datamember scores (out of 100) and create one member function getscores(); to get the details of scores
- Create a child class result of the class test and sports with one public member function print_grade() after calculating the average of (sub1, Sub2, Sub3, scores) and print grade.
#include <iostream> using namespace std; class student { protected: int sub1,sub2,sub3; string stu_name; }; class test :public student { public: void getdetails() { cout<<"\nEnter Student Name:"; cin>>stu_name; cout<<"\nEnter Subject 1 Marks:"; cin>>sub1; cout<<"\nEnter Subject 2 Marks:"; cin>>sub2; cout<<"\nEnter Subject 3 Marks:"; cin>>sub3; } void calc_marks() { float total; total=sub1+sub2+sub3; cout<<"\nTotal Marks is:"<<total<<" Out Of 300"; } }; class sports { protected: float scores; //max input be 100 public: void get_scores() { cout<<"\nEnter the score in sports : (Out Of 100)"; cin>>scores; cout<<"\nThe score in sports is:"<<scores<<"\tOut of 100"; } }; class results :public test,public sports { public: void print_grade() { float avg; avg=(sub1+sub2+sub3+scores)/4; cout<<"\nThe Average of Marks is: "<<avg; if (81<=avg && avg<=100) cout<<"\nThe Grade is : A+"; else if (71<=avg && avg<=80) cout<<"\n The Grade is : B+"; else if (51<=avg && avg<=70) cout<<"\n The Grade is : C+"; else if (41<=avg && avg<=50) cout<<"\n The Grade is : D"; else cout<<"\n Sorry!! You Are Fail"; } }; int main() { results aa; aa.getdetails(); aa.calc_marks(); aa.get_scores(); aa.print_grade(); }
Output:
Enter Student Name: Utkarsh
Enter Subject 1 Marks:45
Enter Subject 2 Marks:78
Enter Subject 3 Marks:86
Total Marks is:209 Out Of 300
Enter the score in sports : (Out Of 100)82
The score in sports is:82 Out of 100
The Average of Marks is: 72.75
The Grade is: B+
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