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The document outlines various Java concepts including layouts such as Grid, Flow, and Border layouts, and the use of the Socket class. It explains the PreparedStatement interface for executing parameterized SQL queries, the DriverManager class for managing database connections, and defines protocols with examples like HTTP and FTP. Additionally, it compares JDBC and ODBC, differentiates AWT and Swing, and describes the JDBC architecture with its components and types.

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The document outlines various Java concepts including layouts such as Grid, Flow, and Border layouts, and the use of the Socket class. It explains the PreparedStatement interface for executing parameterized SQL queries, the DriverManager class for managing database connections, and defines protocols with examples like HTTP and FTP. Additionally, it compares JDBC and ODBC, differentiates AWT and Swing, and describes the JDBC architecture with its components and types.

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1)List out different layout in java.

Ans: Grid layout, flow layout, Border layout, GridBag layout

2) Explain the use of socket class.


Ans:

3) List four events of mouse.


Ans: mouseClicked(), mouseEntered(), mouseExited(), mousePressed(), mouseReleased(),
mouseDragged(), mouseMoved().

4) Explain PreparedStatement interface.


Ans: The PreparedStatement interface in Java is part of the java.sql package and is used to execute
parameterized SQL queries efficiently and securely in JDBC (Java Database Connectivity).

PreparedStatement ps = connection.prepareStatement("SQL query with ? placeholders");


5)Explain driver manager class.
Ans: DriverManager is a class in the java.sql package that manages a list of database drivers and
establishes a connection between a Java application and a database. It provides the getConnection()
method to connect to the database using a URL, username, and password.

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/mydb", "user",


"password");

6) Define protocol.Enlist any two protocols.


Ans: In Java, a protocol refers to the communication rules used by the java.net package to connect
and communicate over a network. It is often specified in a URL to indicate how the connection
should be made.

List: HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, File, Jar, TCP/IP,UDP.

7) Compare JDBC and ODBC.


8) Differentiate between AWT and swing.
9)WAP to retrieve hostname using methods in InetAddress
class.
Ans:
10) WAP to demonstrate grid layout.
11) Explain some functions of Statement interface.
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12) Describe the JDBC architecture with the help of diagram.
Ans: JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) is an API that allows Java applications to interact with
databases using SQL.

Components of JDBC Architecture:

1. Java Application – Initiates database operations using JDBC.

2. JDBC API – Contains classes and interfaces like DriverManager, Connection, Statement, etc.

3. JDBC Driver Manager – Loads the appropriate JDBC driver and manages connections.

4. JDBC Driver – Translates JDBC calls into database-specific calls.

5. Database – Stores and processes data.

Types of JDBC Architecture:

1. Two-tier Architecture:

o Java application communicates directly with the database using JDBC.

o Simple but tightly coupled.

2. Three-tier Architecture:

o Java application communicates with a middle-tier (like a web server), which then
accesses the database.

o More scalable and secure.


14) WAP to create menu bar with various menu items and submenu items and also create
checkable menu item. On clicking a menu item display a suitable Dialog box.

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