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_Java - MCQ Questions Coding Questions Medium Level

The document contains 25 medium-level multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering Java programming concepts such as data types, control flow, arrays, and methods. Additionally, it includes 3 coding problems that require writing Java methods for tasks like prime number checking, search and replace in an array, and calculating the diagonal sum of a matrix. The document serves as a study resource for Java programming skills assessment.

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_Java - MCQ Questions Coding Questions Medium Level

The document contains 25 medium-level multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering Java programming concepts such as data types, control flow, arrays, and methods. Additionally, it includes 3 coding problems that require writing Java methods for tasks like prime number checking, search and replace in an array, and calculating the diagonal sum of a matrix. The document serves as a study resource for Java programming skills assessment.

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✅ 25 Medium-Level MCQ Questions

Java Programming Construct

1.​ Which of the following would be a valid way to convert a double to int in Java?​
a) int i = doubleVar;​
b) int i = (int) doubleVar;​
c) int i = int(doubleVar);​
d) int i = convert(int, doubleVar);​

2.​ What is the result of the expression 10 + 20 + "30"?​


a) "3030"​
b) 60​
c) "102030"​
d) "3030"​

3.​ Which of these will not compile?​


a) float f = 3.5f;​
b) char ch = 'a';​
c) boolean b = 0;​
d) int i = 100;​

4.​ What will System.out.println(5 / 2); output?​


a) 2.5​
b) 2.0​
c) 2​
d) 3​

5.​ Which method from Scanner can read a float input?​


a) nextFloat()​
b) readFloat()​
c) scanFloat()​
d) getFloat()​

6.​ What happens if you try to access an index beyond array length?​
a) Returns null​
b) Returns 0​
c) Throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException​
d) Wraps to first element​

7.​ Which of these data types takes the most memory?​


a) int​
b) float​
c) double​
d) char​

8.​ What is the result of int x = (int) 'A';?​


a) Compilation Error​
b) ASCII value of 'A'​
c) Runtime Error​
d) 0​

Java Control Flow


How many times will the following loop execute?​
​
for(int i = 1; i < 5; i += 2) {
System.out.print(i);
}

9.​ a) 2​
b) 3​
c) 4​
d) Infinite​

10.​Which of the following will correctly exit both inner and outer loops in nested
loops?​
a) Use two break statements​
b) Use labeled break​
c) Use return​
d) Use continue twice​

11.​What is the output?​

int i = 0;
do {
i++;
} while (i < 0);
System.out.println(i);

a) 0​
b) 1​
c) Infinite loop​
d) Error

12.​Which condition is true for switch in Java?​


a) Can use String values​
b) Can use boolean values​
c) Only int and char allowed​
d) switch must have a default case​

13.​In a switch statement, if no break is used:​


a) It skips that case​
b) All cases after match execute ("fall-through")​
c) It throws an error​
d) It exits automatically​

14.​Logical AND (&&) and Bitwise AND (&) behave differently in:​
a) Performance​
b) Short-circuiting​
c) Output​
d) Data types​

15.​Which of the following will always execute at least once?​


a) while(condition)​
b) for(;;)​
c) do { } while(condition);​
d) if(condition)​

Java Arrays

16.​How do you initialize an array with values 1 to 5?​


a) int[] a = {1,2,3,4,5};​
b) int a[] = new int(1,2,3,4,5);​
c) int a[] = new int[]{1,2,3,4,5};​
d) Both a and c​
17.​What is the output of arr.length if int[] arr = new int[4];?​
a) 3​
b) 4​
c) 5​
d) Error​

18.​How do you print a 2D array's rows and columns?​


a) Nested for loops​
b) Single while loop​
c) Only for-each​
d) Cannot be printed directly​

19.​What value is stored in a newly created int[] of size 3?​


a) null​
b) 0​
c) garbage value​
d) depends on memory​

20.​What is the valid way to find the middle index of array arr?​
a) arr[arr.length / 2]​
b) arr.length / 2​
c) arr[arr.length]​
d) arr[arr.length - 1]​

21.​Which of these can store multiple rows and different column sizes?​
a) 2D Matrix​
b) Jagged Array​
c) Multiset​
d) Vector​

22.​Which is true about 2D arrays in Java?​


a) All rows must be equal in length​
b) You must initialize all elements​
c) Rows can have different lengths​
d) You can’t access them with nested loops​

Java Methods

23.​Which is correct syntax to declare a method that returns an int and accepts two
parameters?​
a) int myMethod(a, b)​
b) int myMethod(int a, int b)​
c) int myMethod(int, int)​
d) int myMethod()​

24.​What is true about calling a method inside another method?​


a) It’s not allowed​
b) It requires inheritance​
c) It promotes reusability​
d) It must be static​

25.​Which of the following is a valid use of static method?​


a) Accessing instance variables​
b) Calling from a different class using object​
c) Calling without creating an object​
d) None of the above​

✅ 3 Medium-Level Coding Questions


1. Prime Number Check Using Method

Problem:​
Write a method isPrime(int n) that returns true if the number is prime.​
Use Scanner to take a number and display whether it is prime or not.

2. Search and Replace in Array

Problem:​
Write a Java program to take an array and a target value as input.​
If the target exists, replace it with -1 and print the updated array.

3. Matrix Diagonal Sum

Problem:​
Take a 3x3 integer matrix from the user and write a method diagonalSum(int[][]
matrix) that returns the sum of the main diagonal.
4. Arrays & Methods

1.​ Write a program to take 5 numbers in an array and display the total sum.​

2.​ Write a program to find the largest and smallest number in an array.​

3.​ Take an array and print only even elements from it using a for loop.​

4.​ Write a method to calculate the square of a number.​

5.​ Write a program that accepts a number and checks if it is a prime number.​

6.​ Write a method that takes two numbers and returns the GCD (Greatest Common
Divisor).​

7.​ Take a 2D array (matrix) and print it in row-wise format.​

8.​ Write a method to reverse an array and return the reversed array.​

9.​ Create a method that returns the factorial of a number.​

10.​Write a program using a method to check if a number is Armstrong or not.​

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