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245407-23CB1301 - Object Oriented Programming

This document is a question paper for the B.E/B.Tech degree end semester examinations in Object Oriented Programming at Panimalar Engineering College. It outlines the course outcomes, including understanding C and C++ concepts, object-oriented principles, and code reusability. The paper consists of multiple parts with various questions covering topics such as pointers, function overloading, inheritance, and exception handling.

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245407-23CB1301 - Object Oriented Programming

This document is a question paper for the B.E/B.Tech degree end semester examinations in Object Oriented Programming at Panimalar Engineering College. It outlines the course outcomes, including understanding C and C++ concepts, object-oriented principles, and code reusability. The paper consists of multiple parts with various questions covering topics such as pointers, function overloading, inheritance, and exception handling.

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Question Paper Code: 245407

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PANIMALAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE


An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated to Anna University
CHENNAI - 600 123
B.E/B.TECH.DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS NOV / DEC 2024
Third Semester
B.Tech - Computer Science and Business Systems
23CB1301 – OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
(Regulation 2023)
Maximum Marks: 100 Duration: 3 hours
Course Outcome:
CO1: Understand the concepts of C and relative merits of C++.
CO2: Gain the basic knowledge on object oriented concepts.
CO3: Able to reuse the code with extensible class types,user-defined operators and function overloading.
CO4: Able to user proper class protection mechanism to provide security.
CO5: Achieve code reusability and extensibility by means of inheritance and how C++ supports object oriented principles such as abstraction,
polymorphism.
CO6: Understand and implement the features of templates, exceptions and file handling for providing programmed solutions to complex problems.
Bloom’s Level: 1 - Remembering, 2 - Understanding, 3 - Applying, 4 - Analysing, 5 - Evaluating 6 - Creating.
Answer All the Questions
Bloom’s Course Marks
PART A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) Level Outcome Allotted

1. What is the difference between ++a and a++? [BL2] [CO1] [2]
2. Define Constants in C. and also list its types. [BL1] [CO1] [2]
3. List the types of function based on return values in C++. [BL2] [CO2] [2]
4. What is the difference between passing a parameter by value and [BL2] [CO2] [2]
by reference in C++?
5. Define data abstraction in C++. [BL1] [CO3] [2]
6. What are the differences between classes and objects in C++? [BL1] [CO3] [2]
7. How do you declare a pointer to an object of a class in C++? [BL1] [CO4] [2]
8. Compare operator overloading and overriding in C++ with example. [BL1] [CO4] [2]
9. Give an example of how to declare a simple class template. [BL1] [CO6] [2]
10. Classify the types of libraries used in C++. [BL1] [CO6] [2]

PART B (5 x 13 = 65 Marks)
11.a Discuss about pointers in C and how they are declared, initialized, [BL3] [CO1] [13]
and used? Write a program to swap two numbers using pointers.
OR
11.b Write a C program demonstrating the use of if, if-else, switch, and [BL3] [CO1] [13]
ternary operator decision-making statement.
Question Paper Code: 245407

12.a Illustrate function overloading in C++, covering its meaning, rules, [BL3] [CO3] [13]
and demonstrate its application with a suitable example.
OR
12.b Explain how pointers can be passed to functions by value or by [BL3] [CO2] [13]
reference in C. Write a program to sort an array using a pointer
passed to a function.

13.a Explain the necessity of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and [BL2] [CO3] [13]
how it differs from procedural programming. Discuss the benefits of
using OOP.
OR
13.b Elaborate on the member functions of a class in C++, with [BL2] [CO4] [13]
examples.

14.a Explain the types of inheritance in C++, with appropriate examples. [BL3] [CO5] [13]
OR
14.b Write a program in C++ that uses a base class pointer to refer to [BL3] [CO5] [13]
derived class objects and demonstrates polymorphism using virtual
functions. Discuss how dynamic binding allows different behaviors at
runtime.

15.a Write a C++ program that reads data from the standard input and [BL3] [CO6] [13]
outputs it to the standard output using streams.
OR
15.b Discuss streams in C++, covering their functionalities, types, and [BL3] [CO6] [13]
provide examples to illustrate their usage and benefits.

PART C (1 x 15 = 15 Marks)
16.a Write a C++ program that defines a class for a bank account with [BL5] [CO2] [15]
data members for account balance and member functions for
depositing and withdrawing money. Explain how encapsulation is
used to protect the integrity of the account balance.
OR
16.b Develop a user defined exception for handling divide by zero error. [BL5] [CO6] [15]
Also discuss about user defined exceptions and pre-defined
exceptions in detail.

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