6. Write an abstract class “Student” that has the attribute “name”, “id”, “cgpa”, totalFees. “Student” class has an abstract function fees(totalFees), concrete function toString(). The fees function varies student to student. If any student has CGPA more than 3.90 then he/she study with full free. If any student has CGPA more than 3.50 then he/she get the 50% waiver of the total fees. The rest of the student have to pay the total fees. Design a JAVA class “CurrentStudent” that can be used in the “Student” class as local inner class to rewrite the given function. Also implement the system in main method with appropriate objects.

6. Write an abstract class “Student” that has the attribute “name”, “id”, “cgpa”, totalFees. “Student” class has an abstract function fees(totalFees), concrete function toString(). The fees function varies student to student. If any student has CGPA more than 3.90 then he/she study with full free. If any student has CGPA more than 3.50 then he/she get the 50% waiver of the total fees. The rest of the student have to pay the total fees. Design a JAVA class “CurrentStudent” that can be used in the “Student” class as local inner class to rewrite the given function. Also implement the system in main method with appropriate objects.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter10: Classes And Data Abstraction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 28SA

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