Programming Logic and Design

Final Exam
By: Enrile, Mark
It describes the relationships between data components.
Select one:

a.

writing data

b.

declaring a file

c.

computer files

d.

data hierarchy
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It contains data that can be read in a text editor.
Select one:

a.

Binary files
 b.

Digital files

c.

Text files

d.

Directory files
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It describes the file type.
Select one:

a.

Stream

b.

File name

c.

Text File

d.

Extension
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Lines of text also are called as?
Select one:

a.

File

b.

Characters

c.

Records

d.

Data
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An action performed by an object.
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a.

class

b.
method

c.

attribute

d.

field
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It describes a group or collection of objects with common attributes.
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a.

state

b.

field

c.

class

d.

object
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Match the following:
Usage of File Management functions
fscanf()
Reads a set of data value from a file Answer 1

putw ()
Writes an integer to a file Answer 2

fclose()
Closes a file which has been opened for use Answer 3

fprint()
Writes a set of data value to a file Answer 4

ftell()
Gives the current position in the file Answer 5

fopen()
Open new existing file for use Answer 6

rew ind()
Sets the position to the beginning of the file Answer 7

get()
Reads a character from a file Answer 8

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Which of the following is an example of a Pure Object-Oriented Languages?

Select one:

a.

Emerald
 b.

Perl

c.

Fortran

d.

COBOL
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Which of the following is an example of a Hybrid Object-Oriented Languages?
Select one:

a.

Ruby

b.

Obix

c.

Java

d.

Emerald
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It is a characteristics of certain object.
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a.

attribute

b.

method

c.

class

d.

object
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A way of organizing classes.
Select one:

a.

Encapsulation

b.
Polymorphism

c.

Abstraction

d.

Inheritance
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In OOP, polymorphisms is not a technical issue and principle.
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True

False

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Which of the following is an advantage of OOP?
Select one:

a.

Could produce slower programs

 b.

Improved software maintainability

c.

Sudden learning curve

d.

Could lead to larger program sizes

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Thousands of bytes
Select one:

a.

megabytes

b.

kilobytes

c.

gigabytes

d.

none of the above

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Organization units on storage devices.
Select one:

a.

Files and records

b.

Directories and folders

c.

Class and object

d.

Property and attribute

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Characters was made up of smaller elements called as?
Select one:

a.

property

b.
object

c.

bits

d.

binary
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Match the following:
Common GUI components
Answer 1
A rectangular area that displays text Label

Answer 2
When the user clicks it, a menu of items appears. Option buttons

Answer 3
A rectangular object you can click Button

Answer 4
A label placed beside a small square; you can click the square to
Check box
display or remove a check mark

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Paint is an example of GUI application that contains button and icons.
Select one:

True

False

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All objects can receive all events.
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True

False

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It is also called a page schematic or screen blueprint.
Select one:
 a.

Wireframe

b.

Storyboard

c.

GUI

d.

Event-driven
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In early days of computing , it is the Command line entry.
Select one:

a.

GUI

b.

Object-Oriented

c.

DOS prompt

d.

Event-based
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It contains a series of wireframes that represent a user’s experience with the proposed
software.
Select one:

a.

OOP

b.

Storyboard

c.

Event-driven

d.

GUI
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These are groups of related records.
Select one:

a.
Characters

b.

Fields

c.

Directory

d.

Files
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GUI programs frequently are called as?
Select one:

a.

event-class

b.

object-oriented

c.

graphic-based

d.

event-driven
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These are the characteristics that define an object as part of a class.
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a.

field

b.

class

c.

attribute

d.

state
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The set of all the values or contents of an object’s instance variables are known as?
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a.
class

b.

object

c.

state

d.

field

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It represent “snapshot” views of the screens the user will encounter during the run of a
program.
Select one:

a.

GUI Storyboard

b.

Wireframe

c.

Source

d.

Object

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Match the following:
Common user-initiated events
Answer 1
Pressing the right mouse button Right mouse click

Answer 2
Pressing the left mouse button Mouse click

Answer 3
Placing the mouse pointer over an area on the screen Mouse over

Answer 4
Holding down the left mouse button while moving the mouse
Mouse drag
over the desk surface

Answer 5
Pressing the left mouse button two times in rapid sequence Mouse double-click

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A file is identified by its name.
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True
 False

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A Text file is processed only in backward direction.
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True

False

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A class is like a blueprint.
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True

False

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GUI programs frequently are called event-driven or event-based.
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True

False

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GUI users can select options from menus and click buttons to make their inclinations known
to a program.
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True

False

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Modern operating system software does not have GUI.
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True

False
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Event-driven programs are more flexible than procedural counterparts.
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True

False

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GUI means?
Select one:

a.

Graphics Unbiased Interplay

b.

Graphics User Interconnection

c.

Graphical User Interface

d.

Graphical User Incorporation