Sunday 30 March 2014

JAVA PROGRAMS-Multi Level Inheritance in Java

Multi Level Inheritance in Java

Program Name:- multi.java

import java.io.*;

class box1

{

int length,width,height;

box1()

 {

 length=0;

 width=0;

 height=0;

 }

box1(int l)

 {

 length=width=height=l;

 }

box1(int l,int w,int h)

 {

 length=l;

 width=w;

 height=h;

 }

int volume()

 {

 int v;

 v=length*width*height;

 return(v);

 }

}

class boxweight extends box1

{

double weight;

boxweight()

 {

 super();

 weight=0;

 }

boxweight(int l,double m)

 {

 super(l);

 weight=m;

 }

boxweight(int l,int w,int h,double m)

 {

 super(l,w,h);

 weight=m;

 }

}

class shipping extends boxweight

{

double cost;

shipping()

 {

 super();

 cost=0;

 }

shipping(int l,double m,double c)

 {

 super(l,m);

 cost=c;

 }

shipping(int l,int h,int w,double m,double c)

 {

 super(l,w,h,m);

 cost=c;

 }

}

class multi

{

public static void main(String args[])

{

shipping s1=new shipping(10,5,7,100.1,150.2);

shipping s2=new shipping(5,2,10,20.0,115.50);

double vol1,vol2;

vol1=s1.volume();

vol2=s2.volume();

System.out.println("\n\t Shipping list");

System.out.print("\n\n Volume weight cost");

System.out.print("\n"+vol1+" "+s1.weight+"rs\t"+s1.cost);

System.out.print("\n"+vol2+" "+s2.weight+"rs\t"+s2.cost);

 }

}


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