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The document provides Python code examples for creating classes and implementing inheritance. It includes a class for Employee with methods to get and display employee information, a simple inheritance example with classes A and B for student information, and a multiple inheritance example with classes A, B, and C that includes student percentage. Each example demonstrates how to read input and display output using class methods.

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The document provides Python code examples for creating classes and implementing inheritance. It includes a class for Employee with methods to get and display employee information, a simple inheritance example with classes A and B for student information, and a multiple inheritance example with classes A, B, and C that includes student percentage. Each example demonstrates how to read input and display output using class methods.

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PRACTICAL 15

#1. Create a class Employee with data members: name, department and salary. Create
suitable methods for reading and printing employee information.

class Employee:

def get(self):

self.name=input("Enter Employee name: ")

self.dep=input("Enter Department: ")

self.salary=int(input("Enter Salary: "))

def put(self):

print("\nDetails of the Employee:")

print("Name: ",self.name)

print("Department: ",self.dep)

print("Salary: ",self.salary)

obj=Employee()

obj.get()

obj.put()

#2. Python program to read and print students information using two classes using
simple inheritance.

class A:

def get(self):

self.roll=int(input("\nEnter Roll No:"))

self.name=input("Enter Name:")

class B(A):

def show(self):
print("\nRoll No:",self.roll)

print("Name:",self.name)

obj=B()

obj.get()

obj.show()

#3. Write a Python program to implement multiple inheritance

class A:

def get(self):

self.roll=int(input("\nEnter Roll No:"))

self.name=input("Enter Name:")

self.per=int(input("Enter Percentage:"))

class B(A):

def show(self):

print("\nRoll No:",self.roll)

print("Name:",self.name)

class C(B):

def dis(self):

print("Percentage:",self.per)

obj=C()

obj.get()

obj.show()

obj.dis()
OUTPUT :-

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