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21cs33 (Object Oriented Programming With Java)

This document is a model question paper for an Object Oriented Programming with Java course. It contains questions from 5 modules that make up 100 marks. Students must answer one full question from each module, and 3 modules are compulsory while the remaining 2 modules provide internal choice. The questions test concepts like primitive data types, loops, operators, constructors, inheritance, method overloading, packages, exception handling, interfaces, threads, and JDBC. Students are evaluated on different levels from L2 to L4 based on the cognitive complexity of the question.

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21cs33 (Object Oriented Programming With Java)

This document is a model question paper for an Object Oriented Programming with Java course. It contains questions from 5 modules that make up 100 marks. Students must answer one full question from each module, and 3 modules are compulsory while the remaining 2 modules provide internal choice. The questions test concepts like primitive data types, loops, operators, constructors, inheritance, method overloading, packages, exception handling, interfaces, threads, and JDBC. Students are evaluated on different levels from L2 to L4 based on the cognitive complexity of the question.

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MODEL QUESTION PAPER : 2022-23

Course Code: 21CS33

VIDYAVARDHAKA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING


Autonomous Institute, Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi
Gokulam, 3rd Stage, Mysuru 570 002
Third Semester B.E. Examinations
Object Oriented Programming with Java
Duration: 3 hours Max. Marks: 100
INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS
1) Answer One Full question from each module
2) Three module questions are compulsory and remaining two modules will have internal choice
Q. No.
Module-I Marks BL CO

1.(a) Explain the primitive data types. 5 L2 CO1

1.(b) Explain for and foreach loop with suitable example. 8 L2 CO1

1.(c) Illustrate operators available in Java with suitable code snippet. 7 L3 CO2

Module-II

2.(a) Compare the different types of constructors in Java. 7 L2 CO1

2.(b) Illustrate the usage of final keyword with suitable Java program. 6 L3 CO2

Develop a Java Program that has a superclass called Figure which stores the dimensions 7 L3 CO2
of a two-dimensional object. It also defines a method called area() that computes the
2.(c) area of an object. Derive two subclasses from class Figure. The first is Rectangle and
the second is Triangle. Apply Method overriding in which each of these subclasses
overrides area() so that it returns the area of a rectangle and a triangle, respectively.
OR

3.(a) Interpret method overloading with suitable example. 7 L2 CO1

3.(b) Illustrate the usage of static keyword with suitable Java program. 6 L3 CO2

3.(c) Illustrate the usage of parameterized constructors with suitable Java program. 7 L3 CO2

Module- III
Demonstrate how user defined Packages can be created in Java. 6 L3 CO2
4.(a)
Apply the concept of Exception handling to handle divide by zero error and 7 L3 CO2
4.(b)
array out of bound exception.
Develop a Java Program to simulate Access protection. 7 L4 CO3
4.(c)

OR

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MODEL QUESTION PAPER : 2022-23
Course Code: 21CS33

5.(a) Demonstrate the working of nested try catch block with a suitable Java Code. 6 L3 CO2

5.(b) Apply the concept of Interface to handle multiple inheritance situation with a 7 L3 CO2
suitable Java program.
5.(c) Develop a Java Program to demonstrate Multiple catch clauses. 7 L4 CO3

Module-IV
Demonstrate the usage of isAlive() and join() methods in Java with a code 10 L3 CO2
6.(a)
snippet.
6.(b) Develop a Java Program that creates multiple threads. 10 L4 CO3

Module-V
7.(a) Explain the types of JDBC drivers. 7 L2 CO1

7.(b) Develop a Java program that uses scrollable virtual cursor to show the working 13 L4 CO3
of the result set object methods.

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