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Final 2021

The document outlines the final examination for the Object-Oriented Programming course at International University - VNUHCM, scheduled for January 17, 2022. It includes instructions for the exam, which covers topics such as classes, encapsulation, inheritance, and design patterns, with a total of 100 points available. The exam consists of four main questions that assess students' understanding and application of object-oriented programming principles.

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Final 2021

The document outlines the final examination for the Object-Oriented Programming course at International University - VNUHCM, scheduled for January 17, 2022. It includes instructions for the exam, which covers topics such as classes, encapsulation, inheritance, and design patterns, with a total of 100 points available. The exam consists of four main questions that assess students' understanding and application of object-oriented programming principles.

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International University - VNUHCM

School of Computer Science and Engineering


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Final Examination
Date: 17/01/2022; Duration: 120 minutes
Online; open book exam

SUBJECT: Object-Oriented Programming (IT069IU)


Approval Lecturer:
Signature Signature

Full name: Nguyễn Văn Sinh Full name: Trần Thanh Tùng
Proctor 1 Proctor 2
Signature Signature

Full name: Full name:

STUDENT INFO
Student name:
Student ID:

INSTRUCTIONS: the total of points is 100 (equivalent to 40% of the course)


1. Purpose:
• Test your knowledge on object-oriented programming in the following topics: Classes,
Objects, Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Generic, SOLID
principles, and design patterns (CLO1, CLO3)
• Examine your skill in analysis and design classes and algorithms (CLO2)
2. Requirement:
• Read carefully each question and answer it following the requirements
• Write the answers and draw models CLEAN and TIDY directly in the exam paper

• SUBMIT YOUR EXAM TO THE BLACKBOARD


HCMC National University Student Name:………...……………………….
International University Student ID:…………………………….
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1. (30 marks) In Object-Oriented Programming,


a. Describe the keyword “Abstract class” (15 marks).
b. Give an example of a concrete class that extends from an abstract class (15 marks)

2. (25 marks) Given a design below

a. Explain why the design is violating the Single Responsibility Principle (15 marks)?
b. Redesign (by drawing a new diagram) to make it conform with the Single Responsibility
Principle (10 marks)

3. (30 marks) Dependency Inversion Principle: high-level modules should not depend upon low
level modules. Both should depend upon abstraction.
The following code is an implementation of a login function for MySocialNetwork, but it violates
the Dependency Inversion Principle.
a. Explain why the code violates the Dependency Inversion Principle (15 marks)
b. Rewrite the code to make it conform with the principle (15 marks)
public class My_HCMIU_Email {
public void loginWithStudentID(String username, String password) {
/* ………..*/
}
}

public class MySocialNetwork {


private My_HCMIU_Email loginService;
public void SetLoginService(My_HCMIU_Email value) {
loginService = value;
}
public bool login(String username, String password) {
return loginService.loginWithStudentID(username, password);
}
}

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HCMC National University Student Name:………...……………………….
International University Student ID:…………………………….
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4. (15 marks) Assuming you are developing a Plants vs Zombies game. In the game, there are many plants
and many zombies.

public class Zombie { public class Plant {

int nDestroyedPlants = 0; int nKilledZombies = 0;

/*…*/ /*…*/

// Is automatically called // Is automatically called


public void hasDestroyedAPlant() { public void hasKilledAZombie() {

nDestroyedPlants ++; nKilledZombies ++;

/*…*/ /*…*/

} }

public void freeze_2s() { /*…*/} public void freeze_1s() { /*…*/}

} }

We want to implement a new feature named Reward:


- Whenever a plant kills its 50th zombie, all zombies currently on the board are frozen for 2 seconds.
- Whenever a zombie destroys its 20th plant, all plants are frozen for 1 second.

Use the Observer pattern to implement the Reward feature

a. Identify and implement/modify classes corresponding to the Subject and the Observer classes in
the pattern (10 marks)
b. Implement a test function to create 2 plants, 2 zombies, any other objects if needed, and then
setup the connections among all components following the Observer pattern (5 marks)

Figure 1 - Structure of the Observer pattern

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HCMC National University Student Name:………...……………………….
International University Student ID:…………………………….
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Figure 2 - Sequence diagram of an implementation of the Observer pattern

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