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    This document provides instructions for creating classes to model courses and faculty members. Students are asked to: 1. Create a Course class with attributes for code, name, and credit hours, along with getters/setters and a toString method. 2. Create a Faculty class using composition to include course details. It should have attributes for name, salary, courses, and credit hours, along with logic to calculate extra pay for hours over 12. Getters/setters and a toString are also required. 3. Write a client class to initialize and print objects from the Course and Faculty classes.

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    This document provides instructions for creating classes to model courses and faculty members. Students are asked to: 1. Create a Course class with attributes for code, name, and credit hours, along with getters/setters and a toString method. 2. Create a Faculty class using composition to include course details. It should have attributes for name, salary, courses, and credit hours, along with logic to calculate extra pay for hours over 12. Getters/setters and a toString are also required. 3. Write a client class to initialize and print objects from the Course and Faculty classes.

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    Lab 04

    Composition

    1. Create a class Course. The course has course code, course name, and number of
    credit hours. The instance variables are initialized through a constructor. Create the
    setter and getter methods for all the variables. Write a toString method that displays
    the course details in the following format:

    CS101 Introduction to Computing Credit Hours: 4

    2. Create a class Faculty. A faculty member has a name, monthly salary, one or more
    courses, and the number of credit hours. A faculty member is allocated more than
    12 credit hours, he or she is paid PKR2800 extra per credit hour per month. Create
    a constructor to initialize the variables, the setter and getter and other appropriate
    methods required. Use composition to include the course details in the Faculty class.
    Write a toString method to display the faculty and course details in the following
    format.

    Faculty Name: Majid Khan


    Course: CS101 Introduction to Computing Credit Hours: 4
    …
    …
    Number of Credit Hours: 15
    Monthly Salary: PKR65000
    Total Income: 73400

    3. Write a client class that initializes and prints the objects of the two classes.

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