Write a program using the concept of interface to do the following. a) Create an interface Student with a method calculateBonus(double) which calculates Bonus of a Student b) Inherit the interface Student into a subclass Worker Bonus. In WorkerBonus class do the following tasks: ) Create a method getStudentDetails() to read id, name and cgpa of an Student. ii) Inside the calculateBonus() method calculate the Bonus using the following conditions. cgpa Bonus >=4 10% >=3 5% >=2 3% <2 2% iii) Create a method netcgpa() in the subclass to print the cgpa. Note: cgpa=cgpa+Bonus

Write a program using the concept of interface to do the following. a) Create an interface Student with a method calculateBonus(double) which calculates Bonus of a Student b) Inherit the interface Student into a subclass Worker Bonus. In WorkerBonus class do the following tasks: ) Create a method getStudentDetails() to read id, name and cgpa of an Student. ii) Inside the calculateBonus() method calculate the Bonus using the following conditions. cgpa Bonus >=4 10% >=3 5% >=2 3% <2 2% iii) Create a method netcgpa() in the subclass to print the cgpa. Note: cgpa=cgpa+Bonus

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Chapter11: Advanced Inheritance Concepts

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