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marks.
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uuestion carries Five
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program using constructor.
13. (a) Write a java
interface.
(or) using Runnable
Explain the process of creatina thread
13. (b)
events.
14. (a) Write a java
program to handle keyboard
(or) connection to database.
java application to establish a
14 (b) Develop a
programs.
statements with example
Explain the concept of multi-catch
15. (a)
(or)
example program.
15. (b) Explain deadlock with an
data from a database.
java program to insert update and delete
16. (a) Write a
(or)
a java program to handle
HTTP requests.
16. (b) Develop

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Note :

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3. Define multithreading.
4. List the uses of final keyword.
5. List the types of errors.

6. Define inter thread communication.

7. Define JDBC.
8. Define Servlet.

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9 (a) Descritbe the use of command line arguments.
(or)
9. (b) Discuss about thread priorities.
10. (a) Describe the concept of class path.
(or)
10. (b) List different types of JDBC drivers.

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3. Define Applet.
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2x3=6
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(or)
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6. (a) Demonstrate life cycle an Applet.
(or)
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER1
INTRODUCTION TO JAVA I.|- 1.96
1.1 Basic Concepts of OOP (Object Oriented Programming) 2

1.2 Java History

1.3 Features of Java 7

1.4 Java with C and C++ 10

1.5 Java Tokens White Spaces, Literals, Separators, Keywords 14

1.6 Java Data Types 17

1.7 Declaration and Initialization of Variables 19

1.8 Perform Type Conversion and Casting Features 20

1.9 One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Arrays 22

1.10 Various Types of Operators 27

1.11 Selection and Iteration Statements of Java 34

1.12 Syntax of Break and Continue Statements 56

1.13 Classes and Objects 67

1.14 Constructors 7

1.15 Method Overloading

1.16 Use of this Pointer

1.17 Working of Static and Final Members

1.18 String Classes and Methods

1.19 Use of Command Line Arguments

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CHAPTER-2
INHERITANCE AND INTERFACES 2.1

2.1 Inheritance and Its Types

2.2 Types of Inheritance with Examples
2.3 Use of Super Keyword
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Each question carries One
Answe all questions.
Vote:
keywords of java.
1 List out any four
C+t.
Compare Java &
2.
Define inheritance.
3.
keyword.
4. What is 'super'
PART - B 2x3=6
carries Three marks
Note : Answer all questions. Each ques tion
5. (a) Describe the java data types.
(or)
5. (b) Describe stringclasses and methods.

6. (a) Compare class and interface.

(or)
6. (b) Briefly explain scope of variables in interfaces.
PART -C 2 x5=10
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7. (a) Develop a java program using static and final variables.
(or)
7. (b) Explain the structure of java with an example
program.
8. (a) Explain the concept of interfaces with an
example program.
(or)
8. (b) Develop a java program to implement multiple
inheritance through interfaces.

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PREFACE- STLLABUS-CONTENTS
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Java Servlet Development Kit
6.9 Javax.servlet Package and Sirmple Servlet
Programs
6.10 Handling HTTP Request and Responses with Example
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EXCEPTION HANDLING AND
PROGRAMMING MULIITHREADED 5.1 5.64

5.1 Different Sources of Errors

5.2 How to Deal with Exceptions and Types of Exceptions
5.3 General Form of Exception-Handling Block 12

5.4 Concept of Multi-Catch Statements with Example Programs 14

5.5 Nested Try Statements 19

5.6 Throw and Throws Clauses 21

5.7 Creation of User Defined Exceptions 25

5.8 Thread and Life Cycle of a Thread 29

Thread Priorities 31
5.9
5.10 Process of Creating Thread Using Thread Class and Runnable 35
Interface

5.11 Creation of Multiple Threads 39

5.12 Concept of Synchronization 42

5.13 Isalive() Join() Suspend() Resume() Method 47

5.14 Inter Thread Communication 55

5.15 Dead Lock with Example Programs 58

REVIEW QUESTIONS 62

CHAPTER-6
DBC AND SERVLETS 6.1 6.56

6.1 About JDBC and Understand JDBC Architecture 2

6.2 How to Establish Connection to Database 8

6.3 Implement Simple Application and Execute Query 11

6.4 Different Statements Used in JDBC 15

6.5 ResultSet 21

6.6 DDL and DML Programs using JDBC 27

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|PREFACE
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24
Method Overriding and how to Avoid
Overriding Using Final

of Interfaces
c ONIENTt
24
5
Interface and Concept
Interface 25
2.6
Compare Class and
Extending Interfaces
Interface
2.8 Concept of Implementing 29
Interface
2.9 Scope of Variables in Interface 3
Usingthe Concept of
2.10 Multiple Inheritance 32
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37
CHAPTER-3

PACKAGES

3.1 Package
3.1-3.4
3.2 About Java API Packages 2
ConceDt of Class Path
3.3
3.4 Concept of Access Specifiers 10
Using a Package and
3.5 Concept of Creating Accessing and 16
Subpackage
Packages
3.6 Appreciate the Concept of Importing 23
3.7 Exploring io and Util Packages
3.S Various Stream Classes 32
REVIEW QUESTIONS
CHAPTER-4
HANDLING 4.1 -4.5
CONCEPTS OF APPLETS. AWT AND EVENT
4.1 Applet and Life Cycle of an Applet
4.2 Creation of Applets with Example Programs
4.3 List and Discuss AWT Ciasses
4.4 AWT Controls with Example Programs
4.5 Event Handling Mechanism and Delegation Event Model
4.6 Sources of Events
4.7 Event Classes and Event Listener Interfaces

4.8 Mouse and Keyboard Events

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