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    This document outlines the sections and questions for a Java programming exam. It is divided into 5 sections: Section A contains 4 questions about Java data types, arrays, control structures, and defining multiple classes. Section B has 4 questions on method overriding, abstract classes, exception handling, and threads. Section C is 5 short questions on tokens, static, classpath, use of super, and command line arguments. The exam allows 3 hours and tests knowledge across basic Java concepts through more advanced topics like inheritance, exceptions, and concurrency.

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    This document outlines the sections and questions for a Java programming exam. It is divided into 5 sections: Section A contains 4 questions about Java data types, arrays, control structures, and defining multiple classes. Section B has 4 questions on method overriding, abstract classes, exception handling, and threads. Section C is 5 short questions on tokens, static, classpath, use of super, and command line arguments. The exam allows 3 hours and tests knowledge across basic Java concepts through more advanced topics like inheritance, exceptions, and concurrency.

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    Java (5th) Dec2020

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    This document outlines the sections and questions for a Java programming exam. It is divided into 5 sections: Section A contains 4 questions about Java data types, arrays, control structures, and defining multiple classes. Section B has 4 questions on method overriding, abstract classes, exception handling, and threads. Section C is 5 short questions on tokens, static, classpath, use of super, and command line arguments. The exam allows 3 hours and tests knowledge across basic Java concepts through more advanced topics like inheritance, exceptions, and concurrency.

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    SEMESTER.V
    Time Allowed: Three Hours Maximum Marks:75

    Note: The candidates are required to attempt one question each from Section A, B, C and
    D carrying 15 marks each and the entire Section E consisting of 5 short answer type
    questions carrying 3 marks each.

    SECTION-A

    1. What are various data t1'pes? Discuss rules for trpecasting.

    2. What do you mean by an array? Explain the Multi-Dimensional array in detail.

    3. Discuss various types ofcontrol structures in Java.

    4. How multiples classes can be defined in Java? Discuss the role of constructor in the
    class.

    SECTION-B

    5. \A/hat is method overriding? Explain with a suitable example.

    6. What is an abstract class? Explain the procedure to create an abstract class with
    suitable examples.

    7. What is exception handling? Discuss the role of try, catch, finally, throw and throws
    statement in detail.

    8. What do you mean by a threati';- ijiscuss tirr,- iife ii cit ,,f a thresC.
    SECTION-C

    9. Write a short note in the follorving:

    a) token
    b) static
    c) Classpath
    d) Use ofSuper
    e) Commadd-lineargument

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