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Fundamentals of Java

This document outlines the sections and questions for an exam on Fundamentals of Java. It is divided into 4 units. Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each. Section B contains 6 long-form questions worth 10 marks each, with students required to answer at least 2 from each unit. The units cover how Java differs from C++, Java features and environment, Java compiler/interpreter, data types, operators, control structures like if/else, loops, and break/continue statements.

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Fundamentals of Java

This document outlines the sections and questions for an exam on Fundamentals of Java. It is divided into 4 units. Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each. Section B contains 6 long-form questions worth 10 marks each, with students required to answer at least 2 from each unit. The units cover how Java differs from C++, Java features and environment, Java compiler/interpreter, data types, operators, control structures like if/else, loops, and break/continue statements.

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B.Com.,(CA) - III Year Degree Examinations, November - 2012 V Semester Part II COMMERCE Paper XXII FUNDAMENTALS OF JAVA
Time: 3 Hours Max.Marks: 70

SECTION-A
Answer any FIVE Questions (Marks:5x2=10) 1. a. What is Data Abstraction? b. Hardware requirements for Java. c. Write about Java support system. d. Write about Java Debugger. e. What is a Variables. f. Write about Boolean Literals. g. What is an exception. h. Write an example for ?: Operator. i. Write the syntax for switch statement. j. What is the use of constructor?

SECTION-B
Answer any SIX questions, choosing at least TWO from each unit Each carries 10 marks (Marks:6 x 10=60)

UNIT-I
2. How Java differs from C++? 3. Explain the features of Java in detail. 4. Write a detailed note on Java Environment.

UNIT-II
5. Write a note on Java Compiler and Java Interpreter 6. Write a note on (a) BufferReader class (b) Scanner class 7. Write a note on Applet.

UNIT-III
8. Explain various data types present in Java with examples. 9. Write a note on Command Line arguments. 10. Explain different types of operators present in Java.

UNIT-IV
11. Explain different forms of IF statement with example. 12. Explain different types of looping statements. 13. Write the differences between break and continue statement.

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