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    This document contains the roll number, course details, and 4 questions for a Computer Science & Engineering exam on Computer Programming II. Question I has 3 subparts asking about Java loop structures, output of a sample program, and initializing and calling methods in subclasses. Question II has 2 subparts explaining Java keywords and writing a pattern printing program. Question III has 3 subparts on bitwise operators, binary representation of a number, and output of a class inheritance program. Question IV has 3 subparts on exception handling, printing prime numbers within a range, and method overriding in an interface and class hierarchy.

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    Roll Number:

    Thapar University Patiala


    Computer Science & Engineering Department
    BE/ B. Tech.-First Year (II Semester) UTA 009: Computer Programming II
    MST : March 21, 2017, 13:00 — 15:00 Hrs
    Time: 02 Hours Max Marks: 25
    Coordinators: Rajesh Kumar, Singara Singh . . .
    new quests
    must be started from new page.

    Question I

    A Discuss the syntax of various loop structures in Java. 3

    B Write the output of following program: I

    class overload {
    int x, y;
    void add(int a){ x = a + 1; } •
    void add(int a , int b){ x = a + 2; }
    } .
    class Overload_methods {
    public static void main(String args[ ])
    { overload obj = new overload();
    int a = 0; '
    • obj.add(6);
    obj.add(6, 7);
    System.out.println(obj.x); }
    }
    C Define a class Student having two integer instance variables: m1 and m2. Write a method 3
    meth(int a, int b) to display the sum of the marks ml and m2. Extend this class to define
    another class StudentE having meth(int a, int b) to find the product of the ml and m2.
    Initialize the marks ml and m2 using the constructor of StudentE. Show the execution of
    the rilethods of both classes using dynamic method dispatch.

    Question II
    1
    A Explain the following Java keywords 2.5

    (i) throw (ii) this (iii) final (iv) break (v) continue

    B Write a Java program to print the following pattern 4


    1
    2 3
    . 3 • - 4 5 -
    5 7
    4 6
    5:1; 7 8 9
    t..
    Question III

    A Explain signed and unsigned right shift operators with suitable example.
    ,

    P.7.0.
    B In a Java program, we have a statement byte x = -15; give the sequence of bits used by the 1.5
    system to store x.

    C Discuss the output of following program: - 2


    class C [
    public int x = 1;
    public C(int i) { x += i; }
    }
    class D extends C {
    public D(int i) { super(i); x += i; }
    }
    class E {
    public static void main(String argv[]) {
    C ar[ ] = new C[2];
    ar[0] = new C(1);
    ar[1] = new D(2); .
    System.out.println(ar[0].x + ar[1].x);
    }}
    Question IV

    A Discuss the output of.following program 1


    class MST{

    public static void main ( String args[]) {


    try ,
    {
    int x = 0; int y = 5 / x;
    System.out.println("Hello"); '
    }catch (Exception e) { .
    System.out.println("In catch Block");
    }
    System.out.println("finished");
    }}
    B Write a program in Java to display the prime numbers in the range of [x, y], x < y, where x' 4
    and y are positive integers entered at run time.

    C Write the output of following program: 1


    interface A{
    void method();
    }
    class One{
    public void method(){ - • .
    System.out.println("Class One method");
    }
    }
    class Two extends One implements A{
    public void method(){
    System.out.println("Class Two method");
    }
    }
    public class Test extends Two{
    public static void main(String[] args){
    A obj = new Two();
    . obj.method(); .
    }}

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