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Sample Class Test I

This document provides instructions and questions for a Java programming class test. It includes 2 questions with multiple parts each. Question 1 has 3 parts asking about interface syntax, variable scopes, and abstract/final classes. Question 2 has 3 parts asking about implementing interface methods, object-oriented programming terms, and a program to invert the case of a string's characters. Students have 1 hour to complete the test out of a maximum 20 points.

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Sample Class Test I

This document provides instructions and questions for a Java programming class test. It includes 2 questions with multiple parts each. Question 1 has 3 parts asking about interface syntax, variable scopes, and abstract/final classes. Question 2 has 3 parts asking about implementing interface methods, object-oriented programming terms, and a program to invert the case of a string's characters. Students have 1 hour to complete the test out of a maximum 20 points.

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K. K.

WAGH POLYTECHNIC, NASHIK – 3


Department of Information Technology & Computer Technology
MSBTE Class Test-I, August - 2008
Semester : - Fifth Master: ‘C’ Course : - IF / CM
Subject : - Java Programming (JPR) Subject Code : - 9113
Duration : - 1 Hour Max. Marks : - 20
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Instructions to candidate:-
1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Illustrate your answers with neat sketches/flowcharts wherever necessary.
3) Use of Non-programmable Electronics Calculator is permissible.
4) Figures to the right indicate full marks of respective questions.
5) Assume suitable additional data, if necessary.
Q.1 Attempt any Two. (2 × 4) 08
a) Give the syntax of creating and implementing the interface.
b) Describe the scopes that a Java variable can have.
c) How to create abstract and final classes?

Q.2 Attempt any Two. (2 × 6) 12


a) What will happen if a derived class does not override all the methods of the
interface? What will be the solution on it?
b) Describe the terms which makes a programming language as object-oriented?
c) Input a string from user and invert the case of each character of the string.
E.g. Input: “VaSiM” output: “vAsIm”.

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