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This document contains a quiz with questions about Java programming concepts covered in Video 15 of an online course. The questions cover topics like file handling, character encoding, try-with-resources blocks, design patterns, and Data Access Objects (DAOs). Multiple choice answers are provided for each question, with the correct answers highlighted after each question.

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Course:: Easy-To-Follow Java Programming

This document contains a quiz with questions about Java programming concepts covered in Video 15 of an online course. The questions cover topics like file handling, character encoding, try-with-resources blocks, design patterns, and Data Access Objects (DAOs). Multiple choice answers are provided for each question, with the correct answers highlighted after each question.

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Course: Easy-to-follow Java programming

The quiz questions


Answer the questions below to review what you have learned in Video 15. You will
find the right answers after the questions in the solution part.

1. Complete the sentences!

All files contain [ …….......... ] that are binary data for [ …….......... ] bits (i.e. binary
digits). You can [ …….......... ] the content of a file as [ …….......... ] if you use a code
table for translating between the two. Such code tables are e.g. ASCII, Unicode,
UTF-8… Every character can be represented by [ …….......... ] characters.

Possibilities: [bytes], [characters], [blocks], [8], [4], [16], [interpret], [transform],


[1 or more], [exactly 1], [exactly 2], [2 or 4]

2. What is the ending of the classes in each cell?

Input Output
Bytes
Characters

3. Try-with-resources structure is…

…good for handling closable resources so that they will be closed either
there is an exception or not.

…good for handling exception with manual work.

…an improved try-catch structure in which you can add an auxilliary object
which defines how to handle the exception.

…good for handling files.

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4. Pattern is…

…a general reusable solution to an exceptional problem withing a given


context in software design.

…a creative new solution to a commonly occurring problem within a given


context in software design.

…a creative new solution to an exceptional problem within a given context


in software design.

…a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem within a


given context in software design.

5. What is a DAO?

Stands for Data Access Object.

Stands for Dynamic Access Object.

DAO is how you have to handle CSV-files.

DAO is for handling different persistent storages (e.g. CSV-files, normal


files…).

DAO is a (design) pattern.

DAO is a class to handle INI-files.

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The answers

1. Complete the sentences!

All files contain [ bytes ] that are binary data for [ 8 ] bits (i.e. binary digits). You can
[ interpret ] the content of a file as [ characters ] if you use a code table for
translating between the two. Such code tables are e.g. ASCII, Unicode, UTF-8…
Every character can be represented by [ 1 or more ] characters.

Possibilities: [bytes], [characters], [blocks], [8], [4], [16], [interpret], [transform],


[1 or more], [exactly 1], [exactly 2], [2 or 4]

2. What is the ending of the classes in each cell?

Input Output
Bytes …InputStream …OutputStream
Characters …Reader …Writer

3. Try-with-resources structure is…

X …good for handling closable resources so that they will be closed


either there is an exception or not.

…good for handling exception with manual work.

…an improved try-catch structure in which you can add an auxilliary object
which defines how to handle the exception.

X …good for handling files.

4. Pattern is…

…a general reusable solution to an exceptional problem withing a given


context in software design.

…a creative new solution to a commonly occurring problem within a given


context in software design.

…a creative new solution to an exceptional problem within a given context


in software design.

X …a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem


within a given context in software design.

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5. What is a DAO?

X Stands for Data Access Object.

Stands for Dynamic Access Object.

DAO is how you have to handle CSV-files.

X DAO is for handling different persistent storages (e.g. CSV-files,


normal files…).

X DAO is a (design) pattern.

DAO is a class to handle INI-files.

Duckademy IT courses – www.duckademy.com

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