Question

Create the class SOCIETY with following information:

society_name
house_no
no_of_members
flat
income

Methods

→ An __init__ method to assign initial values of society_name as "Surya Apartments", flat as "A Type", house_no as 20, no_of_members as 3, income as 25000.

→ Inputdata( ) - to read data members(society,house_no,no_of_members&income) and call allocate_flat().

→ allocate_flat( ) - To allocate flat according to income

Income	Flat
>=25000	A Type
>=20000 and <25000	B Type
<15000	C Type

→ Showdata( ) - to display the details of the entire class.

Answer 1

Logic: The constructor assigns the given default values. input_data() accepts the details, calls allocate_flat(), and show_data() displays the object's details.

Assumption: The table omits the range from 15000 to below 20000. It is treated as C Type, i.e. income below 20000.

class Society:
    def __init__(self):
        # Assign initial values
        self.society_name = "Surya Apartments"
        self.house_no = 20
        self.no_of_members = 3
        self.flat = "A Type"
        self.income = 25000

    def input_data(self):
        # Read details from the user
        self.society_name = input("Enter society name: ")
        self.house_no = int(input("Enter house number: "))
        self.no_of_members = int(input("Enter number of members: "))
        self.income = float(input("Enter monthly income: "))
        self.allocate_flat()

    def allocate_flat(self):
        # Allocate flat according to income
        if self.income >= 25000:
            self.flat = "A Type"
        elif self.income >= 20000:
            self.flat = "B Type"
        else:
            self.flat = "C Type"

    def show_data(self):
        # Display all data members
        print("Society Name:", self.society_name)
        print("House Number:", self.house_no)
        print("Number of Members:", self.no_of_members)
        print("Income:", self.income)
        print("Flat Allocated:", self.flat)


s1 = Society()
s1.input_data()
s1.show_data()

Society is written in PascalCase as per Python naming convention; it represents the class asked as SOCIETY.