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Java Programming

The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum on Java programming, divided into four units covering topics such as Java history, syntax differences with C++, object-oriented principles, data types, exception handling, and multithreading. It includes practical programming tasks and examples to illustrate concepts like arrays, I/O operations, and JDBC. The curriculum aims to provide a thorough understanding of Java's architecture, features, and applications.

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Java Programming

The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum on Java programming, divided into four units covering topics such as Java history, syntax differences with C++, object-oriented principles, data types, exception handling, and multithreading. It includes practical programming tasks and examples to illustrate concepts like arrays, I/O operations, and JDBC. The curriculum aims to provide a thorough understanding of Java's architecture, features, and applications.

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Unit-1

1. Explain the history and architecture of Java.


2. Discuss the differences between Java and C++ in terms of syntax and semantics.
3. Explain the process of compiling and executing a Java program.
4. What are variables, constants, and keywords in Java? Explain with examples.
5. Describe Java’s data types and the concept of wrapper classes.
6. Explain the different types of operators in Java (Arithmetic, Logical, and Bitwise) and expressions.
7. What are decision-making constructs in Java? Explain the use of conditional statements and loops with
examples.
8. Discuss Java methods, their definition, scope, and argument passing.
9. Explain how input is taken from the keyboard using command-line arguments, the Scanner class, and the
BufferedReader class.
10. What is Autoboxing and unboxing in java.

Unit-2
1. Discuss the four fundamental OOP principles: Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, and Polymorphism.
2. Define and explain the concepts of classes and objects in Java. How to create an object in java.
3. What are constructors in Java? Discuss the different types of constructors and their use.
4. Explain the difference between aggregation and inheritance in Java with examples.
5. Discuss the types of inheritance in Java and how multiple inheritance is achieved through interfaces.
6. What are interfaces in Java? Discuss the differences between interfaces and abstract classes.
7. Explain up-casting and down-casting in Java with examples.
8. Discuss polymorphism in Java and how method overriding works.
9. What are packages in Java? Discuss pre-defined packages and custom packages with examples.
10. What is the use of this keyword and super keyword?

Unit-3
1. Explain the creation and usage of arrays in Java, covering 1D, 2D, 3D, and jagged arrays.
2. Discuss arrays of objects and how arrays can be referenced dynamically in Java.
3. Explain the Java String class, its immutability, and how strings are created and used in Java.
4. Discuss common string manipulation methods in Java, such as substring(), indexOf(),
toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), replace(), and trim().
5. What is the difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes in Java?
6. Describe the Java I/O package and the concept of streams. Differentiate between byte streams and
character streams.
7. Explain the File class in Java and its methods. Provide examples of key methods of the File class, such as
createNewFile(), delete(), exists(), list(), isDirectory(), and length().
8. Explain the process of compressing and uncompressing files in Java using classes from the java.util.zip
package, such as ZipOutputStream and ZipInputStream.
9. Explain the purpose of the PrintStream and PrintWriter classes for output operations.
10. Write an array program in java to sort elements in ascending order.
11. Write a program to enter 10 element in to an array then find maximum and minimum element among them.

Unit-4

1. Discuss the types of exceptions in Java and explain how exception handling is implemented.
2. Describe how the try, catch, finally, and throw keywords are used for exception handling in Java.
3. How can you create your own custom exceptions in Java? Provide a detailed example.
4. Describe multithreading in Java. How do you create and manage threads using the Thread class and Runnable
interface?
5. What is thread prioritization in Java, and how does it affect thread scheduling? Explain Thread life cycle.
6. Discuss thread synchronization and communication in Java. How do you handle synchronization and inter-
thread communication?
7. Explain the steps of accessing and manipulating database using JDBC.
8. Explain JDBC drivers.
9. What are the uses of java.net.packages? What is TCP/IP?
10. Write a simple program to catch the arithmetic exception.

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