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Object-Oriented Programming (CS304) Test

Total Marks: 100


Duration: 2 Hours

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)


(Each question carries 2 marks. Total 20 marks.)
1. What is the key feature of Object-Oriented Programming?
o a) Encapsulation

o b) Modularity

o c) Inheritance

o d) All of the above

2. Which of the following is NOT an example of a tangible object?


o a) Ali

o b) Car

o c) Time

o d) House

3. Which concept allows objects to behave differently based on their


type?
o a) Inheritance

o b) Encapsulation

o c) Polymorphism

o d) Abstraction

4. What is the purpose of a destructor in a class?


o a) Initialize objects

o b) Destroy objects

o c) Allocate memory

o d) All of the above

5. The process of restricting access to certain parts of an object is


called:
o a) Encapsulation
o b) Information Hiding

o c) Polymorphism

o d) Generalization

Section B: Short Questions


(Each question carries 5 marks. Total 40 marks.)
1. Define abstraction and explain its importance in object-oriented
programming with an example.
2. Differentiate between inheritance and composition with diagrams.
3. Explain encapsulation and how it achieves information hiding.
4. What are static members in a class? Provide an example in C++.
5. Write a short note on operator overloading and provide a code snippet
demonstrating the overloading of the + operator.
6. Discuss the role of "this" pointer in C++ programming.
7. How does polymorphism improve the flexibility of an object-oriented
program? Give a practical example.
8. Differentiate between shallow copy and deep copy with examples.

Section C: Programming Questions


(Each question carries 10 marks. Total 40 marks.)
1. Write a C++ program to demonstrate constructor overloading with at
least two constructors in a class.
2. Create a C++ program that uses inheritance to define a base class Shape
and derived classes Circle and Rectangle. Include a virtual function area() in
the base class and override it in the derived classes.
3. Write a C++ program to implement friend functions and explain their use
with a practical example.
4. Design a class Complex to represent complex numbers. Overload the +
operator to add two complex numbers and display the result.

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