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This 3-page document appears to be an exam for an Object Oriented Programming and C++ course. It contains 5 questions, with multiple parts to each question. Question 1 has parts a-f asking about inline functions, references vs pointers, general functions, function overloading, virtual functions, and I/O streams. Question 2 asks to write programs involving date comparison, area calculation, and time calculation using classes. Question 3 involves drawing object diagrams for file systems and dining philosophers. Question 4 asks for state diagrams, including for an automatic washing machine. Question 5 involves drawing data flow diagrams and explaining their components.

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Object Oriented Systems and C++4

This 3-page document appears to be an exam for an Object Oriented Programming and C++ course. It contains 5 questions, with multiple parts to each question. Question 1 has parts a-f asking about inline functions, references vs pointers, general functions, function overloading, virtual functions, and I/O streams. Question 2 asks to write programs involving date comparison, area calculation, and time calculation using classes. Question 3 involves drawing object diagrams for file systems and dining philosophers. Question 4 asks for state diagrams, including for an automatic washing machine. Question 5 involves drawing data flow diagrams and explaining their components.

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MCA THIRD SEMESTER'EXAMINATION,2004-2QO5


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OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

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Total Marks: 100

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Attempt any four parts of the follo:ving :(a) (b) (c) (d) .what are inline functions? Explain example. .

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What is reference? How it is similar and/or different to Pointers? What are general functions in C++. rules for overloading

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What are virtual functions? Explain how runtime polymorphism can be achieved using them? What is 'this' operator? use? Explain Classes. the hierarchy Explain its distinct for C++ STREAM

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AtteJ)lpt any two of the following: (a)

(10x2=20)

Overload '<I operator to find out whether a given date is less than or' not with respect to another given date. Write a program' AREA' in C++, which calculates area of a circle, square, rectangle, triangle depending upon user's choice. Use function overloading. Write a program in C++, which-asks for 'system-in' and' system-out' time from user and calculates 'system-use-time'. Use classes and

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Attempt any two of the following: -

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A directory file contains iMormation about files in a directory, including both ordinary files as well as directory files. Prepare an object diagraJ)l which models directory files and ordinary files.

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Prepare an object diagram for the DiningPhilosopher's Problem. There are 5 Philosophers and 5 forks around a circular table. Each philosopher has access to two forks on either on the. table or in use by' one philosopher. A philosopher must have 2 forks to eat. Prepare a portion of an object diagram for a library book check out system that shoWlSthe date a book is due and tFi.elate charges for an overdue book as derived objects. (10x2=20) a Prepare a states diagram for making transaction in an ATM machine.
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Attempt any two of the following:(a)

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Prepare states diagram for alwin-Tub, automatic washing machine having controls as follows: (i) (ii) (ill) (iv) (v) A Timer for Wash/Rinse. A Timer for Drier. A Drain Selector.

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A Water inlet Selector (Wash/Drier) A Program Selector (Wash and/ or Dry)

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What are Nested states Diagrams? Why they are useful? Explain with sui,table example. .
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any two of the followiI1g

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(lOx2=20)

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Prepare a Data Flow Diagram for computing the volume and surface area of a cylinder. Inputs are height and radius of the cylinder outputs are volume and surface area. Discuss several ways to implement tHe DFD. Prepare a DFD for Pay!oll company. system in a

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Explain the following with reference to Data Flow Diagrams: (i) (ii) Actors Data stores Control flows

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Give suitable examples for the above.


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