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2023_Object_Oriented_Programming_with_C++

The document is a question paper for the Object-Oriented Programming course using C++, intended for B.Sc. (H) Computer Science students in their first semester. It includes instructions for candidates, a compulsory section, and several programming questions covering topics such as inline functions, constructors, inheritance, and function overloading. The paper consists of multiple sections with various programming tasks and theoretical questions related to C++ programming concepts.

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2023_Object_Oriented_Programming_with_C++

The document is a question paper for the Object-Oriented Programming course using C++, intended for B.Sc. (H) Computer Science students in their first semester. It includes instructions for candidates, a compulsory section, and several programming questions covering topics such as inline functions, constructors, inheritance, and function overloading. The paper consists of multiple sections with various programming tasks and theoretical questions related to C++ programming concepts.

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Lab. Cepy = 2€|e7 2022 (This question paper contains 16 printed pages.] Your Roll No... Sr. No. of Question Paper: 1197 F Unique Paper Code : 2342011201 Name of the Paper : Object-Oricnted Programming with C+— (DSC04) Name of the Course : B.Se. (H) Computer Science Semester : IL Duration ; 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 90 Instructions for Candidates 1. Write your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt of this question paper. 2. Section A is compulsory (Question 1). 3. Attempt any 4 questions from Section B (Questions 2 to 6). Section A (Compulsory Question) 1. (a) What are inline functions? Rewrite the following code using the inline function @) PTO. 1197 2 #include using namespace std; float mul (int x, int y) { return (x*y); } int mainQ) t inta = 2,b = 5; cout << mul(a, b) << "\n"; return 0; (b) What will be the output of the following program : (i) #include using namespace std; class construct int p, q; @) 1197 public: construct(int x, int y) QB) } using namespace std; catch (const char*) void square(int* snum) A { coul<<"Exception inside Myclass\n"; cout<<"Square of 10 is "; throws *snum *= *snum: ! i } } i fi int main() int main() t { cout<<"Now main starts\n"; int num = 10; try square (&num); ‘ cout << num << end]; Myclass(); 1 f d } Siac ats . catch (const char*) (iii) #include (3) { using namespace std; . . cout<<"Exception inside main\n" ; void Myclass() ; { cout<<"Now main ends\n"; try return O; t cays ; throw “y”; 1197 6 1197 (c) Write a program that takes a character from the keyboard and displays its corresponding ASCII value on the screen. @) (d) How do the properties of the following two derived classes A and B differ? (i) class A: private C{//...}; (ii) class B: public C{//...}; (3) (e) Write a function to swap two numbers using pointer datatype parameters, (3) (f) Identify the error(s) in the following program: (i) #include (3) using namespace std; class four seater 1 public: void Property() B v4 coul<<"It has space for four persons"< (3) using namespace std; Template class Person 1 Tl m_tl; T2 m_t2; public: Person (TI! tl, T2 t2) t m_tl=tl; m_t2=t2; cout< obj1(1, 2.34); Person obj2(2.13, ‘r°); 5 (iii) # include (3) #inelude using namespace std; int main() 1 const int size = 100; char buffer[size]; ifstream in ("pl.cpp"); ofstream out("p2.cpp"); while(in.get(buffer)) { in.get(); cout< using namespace std; int func(int a, int* b, int& c) i int temp = a + *b + ¢; at= 10: *b += 20; c t= 30; return temp; } int main() t int x = 1.y = 2, 2= 3) cout << x < Oh ats eet Tes i me ¥ eee cout << func(x, &y, 2); capes Nn" eg using namespace std; class basel { public: virtual void print() t 1197 13) cout<<"print version of base class"<print(); ptr->show(); (a) Write a program to print the following output : (6) 12 123 1234 12345 (b) Write a program to print the area of a square and circle using function overloading. (9) 1197 (b) (a) 15 (a) Write a program to define a class, Complex, with the following features : (10) (i) data members hidden from outside the class (ii) a default and parametrised constructor (ii) a member function to add another complex number to it main() function to show the implementation of the class Write a function that compares the two given arrays arrl and arr? of the same size (passed as parameters) for equality, and returns true or false. (5) What is a pure virtual function? Define an abstract class Polygon, with a data member area that stores the area of the Polygon, and a pure virtual function that calculates the area of the Polygon. Inherit a Rectangle class from the Polygon. Complete the program to show the use of the abstract class and polymorphism. (10) P.O 1197 16 (c) Write a function UpperTriangle() that accepts a square matrix A and its order n as input arguments. The function should convert matrix A to an upper triangular matrix by assigning 0 to all elements below the diagonal (diagonal left to right from top). (5) (1000)

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