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OOP - QB Chapter 02

This document contains sample questions from various years for an object oriented programming exam. It includes questions about defining classes and objects, member functions, static member functions, memory allocation of objects, differences between classes and structures, and more. Sample code is provided to illustrate concepts like defining classes, creating objects, using member functions, and finding/correcting errors.

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OOP - QB Chapter 02

This document contains sample questions from various years for an object oriented programming exam. It includes questions about defining classes and objects, member functions, static member functions, memory allocation of objects, differences between classes and structures, and more. Sample code is provided to illustrate concepts like defining classes, creating objects, using member functions, and finding/correcting errors.

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Question Bank: Object Oriented Programming (9036)

Class: SYIF (Semester – III)


Chapter No. 02 Classes and Objects

Summer 2004 (Yearly Pattern): Marks=16


1. Describe following terms: 8
a. Object
b. Class
2. Define a class student, consisting of data members rollno, and name.
Write a member function accept( ) to accept values for this data. 8

Summer 2005 (Yearly Pattern): Marks=12


1. How to define a member function outside the body of class? 4
2. Write a main( ) function for following class to – 8
a. Create an object
b. Accept and display information for the same object.
class student
{
private: int roll;
char name[30];
public: void accept(void);
{
cout<<”Enter roll number:”;
cin>>roll;
cout<<”\nEnter name:”;
cin>>name;
}
void display(void)
{
cout<<”Name:”<<name<<”\n”;
cout<<”Roll:”<<roll<<”\n”;
}
};

Summer 2006 (Yearly Pattern): Marks=08


1. Find the errors if any, in the following code: 4
class data
{ private: int d1; float d2;
Public void data(); void display();}
void main()
{ data d;
d.display data();
}
2. Write a program to illustrate friend function. 4
Winter 2007 (Yearly Pattern): Marks=08
1. State properties of static member function of a class. 4
2. Find error if any in the following code: 4
class sample

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{ int d1;
float d2;
public:
void data();
void putdata();
}
void main()
{ sample s;
s.data putdata();
return(0);
}
Winter 2007 (Semester Pattern): Marks=20
1. What is class? Give examples. 2
2. How memory is allocated when multiple objects of class are created?
Explain with suitable example. 2
3. Can we create object of one class in definition of another class?
Explain with suitable example. 4
4. Write a program to declare a class student containing data members
roll number, name and percentage of marks. Read data for two students
and display data of student having highest percentage. 4
5. Explain differences between structure and class with example 4
6. Find errors from following code and rectify the code: 4
class complex
{
int real, imaginary;
public:
void complex();
void Readdata();
void Showdata();
}
void main()
{
complex c1;
c1.Readdata();
c1.Displaydata();
}

Summer 2008 (Semester Pattern): Marks=20


1. Define a class with syntax. 2
2. How many ways we can define a member function in the class? Give its
syntax. 2
3. Write a program to declare a class rectangle having data members length
and breadth. Accept this data for one object and display area and perimeter
of rectangle. 8
4. Compare structure and class. 4
5. Describe memory allocation of objects. 4

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