Scenario-Based Questions for Object-Oriented Programming - 1

 

📘 Real-Life Practice

Scenario-Based Questions

Object-Oriented Programming

These are real-life scenarios — read each situation carefully and apply OOP concepts to solve the problem.

⚙️ Apply & Solve

1.Apply object-oriented programming concepts to design a system for a hospital where doctors, patients, and appointments must be managed efficiently.

2.Apply encapsulation in a banking system where customer account details must be protected from unauthorized access.

3.Solve a problem in a school management system where both teaching and non-teaching staff share common properties but also have unique features.

4.Solve a situation in an e-commerce platform where different payment methods (credit card, UPI, cash on delivery) must be processed using the same function name.

5.Change a procedural payroll system into an object-oriented system to improve maintainability.

6.Change the design of a small shop billing software into an OOP-based system as the business expands.

🔗 Relate & Connect

7.Relate the concept of delegation to a company where a manager assigns payroll processing to the HR department.

8.Relate message communication to a food delivery app where the customer, restaurant, and delivery agent interact.

17.Connect abstraction with the working of an ATM machine where users interact without knowing internal processes.

18.Connect message communication with teamwork in a project management software.

🏗️ Complete & Use

9.Complete the structure of a university system where only necessary student results are visible to users while internal grading logic remains hidden.

10.Use the HAS-A relationship to model a computer system that contains a processor, memory, and storage devices.

🔍 Analyze

11.Analyze how OOP principles improve security and organization in an online banking system.

12.Analyze why a large multinational company would prefer OOP over structured programming.

13.Analyze how inheritance reduces code duplication in a transportation management system.

14.Analyze how polymorphism improves flexibility in a multimedia player supporting different file formats.

⚖️ Contrast

15.Contrast the working of a hospital system developed using structured programming versus object-oriented programming.

16.Contrast inheritance and delegation in a school system where responsibilities are either shared or assigned.

🧩 Take Apart

19.Take apart the structure of a class used in an online shopping system and identify its main components.

20.Take apart the interaction process between objects in a ride-booking application.

📊 Evaluate

21.Evaluate the effectiveness of OOP in managing a complex airline reservation system.

22.Evaluate whether inheritance is the best approach for extending features in a university software system.

23.Evaluate the use of polymorphism in handling multiple user roles in a web application.

24.Evaluate whether OOP is a suitable choice for a small calculator application used by a local shop.

⚖️ Judge

25.Judge the suitability of delegation in a company where tasks are frequently reassigned.

26.Judge whether structured programming would be more efficient than OOP in a small inventory system.

💎 Value

27.Value the importance of encapsulation in protecting sensitive medical records in a hospital database.

28.Value the role of abstraction in improving user experience in a mobile banking app.

🏆 Grade

29.Grade the use of OOP methodology in a team-based software development project.

30.Grade the overall effectiveness of OOP for long-term maintenance of enterprise-level software.

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