SEMESTER 1 EXAMINATION

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Maximum marks: 50
Time allowed: One hour.
You will not be allowed to write during the first IO minutes.
This time is to be spent in reading the question paper.
ALL QUESTIONS 1RE COMPULSORY.
.The marks intendedfor each question are given in brackets []
Select the correct option for each ofthe Joliowing questions.
Question 1.
Choose the correct answer:
(i) The blueprint that defines the variables and the methods common to all ofa certain [ 1]
kind is termed as:
(a) class
(b) object
(c) package
(d) method

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(ii) A data type which contains integer as well as fractional part and occupies 32 bits [I]
space is:
(a) float
(b) char
(c) . double
(d) byte

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(iii) What is the final value stored in variable x? [l]

double x=Math.ceil(Math.abs(-7.3));
(a) 7.0
(b) 8.0
(c) 6.0
(d) 9.0

Answer:....,...------
. This paper consists of 14 printed pages.
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(iv) Which of the following keyword is used to create symbolic constants in Java? [1]

(a) final

(b) Final

(c) Constant
(d) Const

Answer:
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(v) Name the type of error in the statement gi:v~n below: [1]

double x;y;z;

(a) Logical error

(b) Syntax error

(c) Runtime error

(d) No error

Ariswer:
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Question 2.

Fill in the blanks with the correct options:

(i) The keyword to create an object of a class is _ _ _ __ [I]
(a) create

(b) new

(c) New

(d) NEW

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(ii) The operator which acts on one operand is known as -=----- [1]
(a) binary

(b) ternary

(c) unary

(d) relational

Answer:
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 (iii) The ASCII code of' B' is [I]
(a) 67
(b) 66
(c) 98

(d) 99

Answer: _ _ _ _ __

(iv) A _ _ _ _ method needs to be called with help of an object. [l]

(a) void

(b) class

(c) non-static

(d) static

Answer: _ _ _ _ __

(v) Parameters used in the method call statement are _ _ _ _ __ [l]

(a) Actual parameters

(b) Informal parameters

(c) Formal parameters

(d) Void parameters

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

Question 3.
Name the following:

(i) The concept of having more than one constructor with different types of parameters: [l]

(a) Copy constructor

(b) Method overloading

(c) Constructor overloading

(d) Overloaded methods

Answer: _ _ _ _ __

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 (ii) The keyword which indicates that the method returns no value: [I]
(a) public
(b) static
(c) void
(d) abstract

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(iii) The process of binding the data and method together as one unit is called as: [1]
{a) Encapsulation
(b) Inheritance
(c) Polymorphism
(d) Dynamic binding

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(iv) The jump statement that is used inside a switch case construct to terminate a [I]
statement sequence:
{a) continue
(b) break
(c) return
(d) goto

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(v) The program code written in any high-level language to solve a problem is:
[I]
(a) object code
(b) source code

(c) machine code

(d) bytecode

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

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 Question 4:
State whether the statement is True or False:
(i) char is a non - primitive data type. [I]

(a) True

(b) False

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(ii) Multi.line comments in Java start with/* and end with*/. [I]

(a) True

(b) False

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(iii) = is an assignment operator. [I]

(a) True

(b) False

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(iv) Java compiler automatically creates a default constructor in case no constructor is [I]
present in the java class.

(a) True

(b) False

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(v) System.exit(O) tenninates the program from any point. [I]

(a) True

(b) False

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

Question 5.
Choose the odd one:

(i) (a) >= [I]

(b) %

(c) I
(d) *

Answer:
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 [1]
(ii) (a) double
(b) int
(c) char
(d) String

Answer:
[l]
(iii) (a) if else
(b) if .

(c) switch case

(d) while()

Answer:

[l]
(iv) (a) nextlnt()
(b) nextDouble()
(c) nextString
(d) next()

Answer:

[l]
(v) (a) Robust
(b) Platform Independent

(c) Inheritance
(d) Multi threading

Answer:

Question 6.
Give the output of the following: .

(i) int x=2, y=4, z=l; [l]

int result= (++z)+y+(++x)+(z++);

(a) 11
(b) 12
(c) 10

(d) 9

Answer:

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 (ii) int x; [1]
for ( x=l; x<=3; x++ );
System.out.print (x);
(a) I23
(b) 1234
(c) 4

(d) I

Answer: _ _ _ _ _ __

(iii) int f= 10,m=9; [I]

String e=(m%f==9) ? "YES" : "NO";
System.out. print(e);
(a) YES
(b) NO
(c) YESNO
(d) NOYES

. Answer:
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(iv) switch(x){ [I]
case 'M':
System.out.print("Microsoft Teams");

break;
case 'G':
· System.out.print("Google Meet");

default:
System.out.print("Any software");

break;
case 'W':
System.out.print("Web Ex");

break;

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t,
 Whenx='g'
(a) Google Meet

(b) Any software

(c) Google Meet

Any software

(d) WebEx

Answer:
[l)
(v) int v=5;
while (--v>=0 ) {
System.out.pri~t(v);

}
(a) 43210

(b) 54321

(c) 543210

(d) 4321

Answer:

Question 7.
Given below is a class with following specifications:
class name Number
void Display(int n) - To extract and print each digit of giveri number from last digit of
the first digit on separate lines.
Example: n=674
Output
4
7
6
void Display() - To print numbers from 0.5 to 5.0 with updation of 0.5.
Fill in the blanks of the given program with !!ppropriate statements.
class (i) _ _ __
{
void Display(int n) {
while((ii) _ _ _ ___J

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int rem= (iii)
System.out. println(rem);
n={iv)
}_
}
yoid DisplayO {
for(v) · x<= (vi) ; x+=0.5)
System.out.println(x);
}
}
(i) (a) Number [I]
(b) number
(c) NUMBER
(d) NUM

Answer:

(ii) (a) · n<0 [I]

(b) n>0
(c) n=0
(d) n=0

Answer:

(iii) (a) n%100; ( [I]

(b) n/10;
(c) n%10; ·
(d) n/100

Answer:

(iv) (a) n%10; [I]

(b) n/10;
(c) n/100;
(d) n%100

Answer:

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(v) (a) double x=0.S
(b) Double x=0.S
(c) double x=0.0
(d) Double x=0.0

Answer:

(vi) (a) x>=S .0 [11

(b) x<=S.0
(c) X 5.0
(d) x=S.0

Answer:

Question 8.
A school is giving away merit certificates for the students who have scored 90 percentage
and above in class 10.
The following program is based on 't he specification given below. Fill in the blanks with
appropriate Java statements.
class name Student
Member variables:
String name To enter name of a student
double per To enter percentage obtained by the student
String cer To store the message
Member method
void input() To acceptthe detail
void merit() To check the percentage and award the merit
void display() To display the detail
void main () To create an object of the t;lass and invoke the methods
import java. (i) *·
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class Student {
String name;
double per;
String cer;
void input() {

Scanner obj= new Scanner (System.in);

System.out.println(" Enter name , Percentage").;
name= obj .next();

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 per= (ii) _ _ __

void merit()
{
if ((fii),_ _ __
{
cer="A WARDED";

else
cer=(iv)_ _ __

void (v),_ _ __

System.out. println(name );
. . :1 : - -
System.out.println(per);
System.out.println(cer);
·I
}
. void main() {
Student ,s = new (vi)._ _ __
s.input();
s. merit();
s.displayq;
}
}
(i)' (a) utility
[I)
(b) Util
(c) util
(d) UTILITY

Answer:

(ii) (a) obj.nextDouble();

[I)
(b) nextDouble();
(c) obj.nextFloat();
(d) nextFloat()

Answer:

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 [I]
(iii) (a) per>=90
(b) per<=90
(c) per>90
(d) per==90

Answer:

(iv) (a) NOT A WARDED; [I]

(b) "NOT AWARDED";

(c) "AWARDED";
(d) "NOT A WARDED"

Answer:

(v) {a) displayO [I]

(b) Display()
(c) Print()
(d) DISPLAY()

Answer:
(vi) (a) StudentO; [I]
(b) STUDENT()
(c) student()
(d) Student()

Answer:

Question 9.
The following program segment checks whether number is an Abundant number or not. A
number is said to be an Abundant number when the sum of its factors (excluding the
number itself) is greater than the number.
Example:
Factors of number 12 are 1,2,3,4,6
Sum of factors is 1+2+3+4+6 = 16
Fill in the blanks with appropriate java statements
void abundant(int n)
{ int s=0;
for((i) _ _ __ (ii)_ _ _ _ ;i++)
{ if((iii)
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if((iv)_ _ _
System.out.println(" ~bundant Number");
else
System.out.println("Not Abundant Number");
}
(i) · (a) infi=l [l]
(b) int i=0
(c) int i=2
(d) Int i=I
Answer:

(ii) (a) i<=n [1]

(b) i<n
(c) i>n
(d) i>=n
Answer:

(iii) (a) n%i=0 [ l] .

(b) n%i=l
(c) n%2=0
(d) n/2=0

Answer:

(iv) (a) s<n [1]

(b) s>n
(c) s=n
(d) s=n

Answer:

Question 10.
Read the following case study and answer the questions given below by choosing the
correct option:
Java compilation is different from the compilation of other high-level languages. Other
high~level languages use interpreter or compiler but in Java , the source code is first
compiled to produce an intermediate code called the byte code, this byte code is pl~tforrn
independent and is a highly optimized set of instructions designed to be executed by Java

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 in the run time system, called JVM (Java Virtual Machine), JVM is a Java interpreter
loaded in the computer memory as soon as Java is loaded. NM is different for different
platforms.
(i) Full form of NM is: [l]

(a) Java Visual Machine

(b) Joint Vision Mechanism
(c) Java Virtual Machine
(d) Java virtual mechanism

Answer:
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(ii) JAVA code is: [I]
(a) Cotnpiled and interpreted
.(b) Only compiled
(c) Only Interpreted
(d) Translated

Answer:
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(iii) JAVA source code is compiled to produce: [l]
(a) Object code
(b) Byte code
(c) Final code
(d) Machine code

Answer:
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(iv) ,NM is an/ a _ _ _ __
(a) Interpreter
(b) Compiler

(c) Intermediate code

{d) High level language

Answer:
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