Om Sakthi

ADHIPARASAKTHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

MELMARUVATHUR.-603319
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
IT2301 JAVA PROGRAMMING
Periodical Test-II
SECTION: III IT A &B

SEMESTER: V

MARK: 50

TIME: 1 hours 40 minutes

PART-A

Date: 02.09.2014

Answer all question

(7*2=14)

1. How strings are immutable in java? How we can overcome it?

2. What are the advantages of inheritance?
3. Define the properties of an interface ?
4. How can we get the class name using reflection ?
5.What are the two major stream classes available in java.io package?
6. What is object cloning?
7. Write about dynamic proxy classes?
PART B

Answer any three question

(3*12=36)

8. Explain about object superclass and its method with an example?

9. Explain dynamic binding with an example?

(12)

10. Explain IO Stream classes with its methods?

(12)

11. Explain about inner classes in detail with an example ?

(12)

Om Sakthi

ADHIPARASAKTHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

MELMARUVATHUR.-603319

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

IT2301 JAVA PROGRAMMING
Periodical Test-II
SECTION: III IT A &B

SEMESTER: V

MARK: 50

TIME: 1 hours 40 minutes

PART-A

Date: 02-09-2014

Answer all question

(7*2=14)

1. What is the use of Final Keyword in both classes and methods?

2. Define casting with an example?
3. Difference between static and dynamic binding?
4. What is meant by shallow cloning?
5. Define method overriding?
6. Define a stream ?
7. Define anonymous inner classes ?
PART B

Answer any three question

(3*12=36)

8. .Explain the concept of interface with an example

(12)

9. Write a program to explain the concept of object cloning with an

example ?

(12)

10. Explain Proxies with an example ?

(12)

11. Define polymorphism and explain how dynamic binding is

implemented is implemented in java with an example code?
Om Sakthi

ADHIPARASAKTHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

MELMARUVATHUR.-603319
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
IT2301 JAVA PROGRAMMING

(12)

Periodical Test-II
SECTION: III IT A &B

SEMESTER: V

MARK: 50

TIME: 1 hours 40 minutes

Date: 02-09-2014

PART-A

Answer all question

(7*2=14)

1. Define casting with an example?

2. Define method overriding?
3. Define the properties of an interface?
4. What is meant by shallow cloning ?
5. How can we get the class name using reflection?
6. Define anonymous inner classes?
7. What is the use of Final Keyword in both classes and methods?
PART B

Answer any three question

(3*12=36)

8. Define polymorphism and explain how dynamic binding is

implemented is implemented in java with an example code ? (12)
9. Explain the concept of interface with an example?

(12)

10. Explain about object superclass and its method with an

example?

(12)

11. Write a program to explain the concept of object cloning with an

example?
COURSE NAME

Java Programming

PREREQUISITES

Object-Oriented Programming.

NO. OF CREDIT

CATEGORY

CORE SUBJECT

COURSE OBJECTIVES
1.

To provide students with a theoretical and practical base in computer network issues.

2.

Students will be able to purse his study in advanced networking course

3.

Prepare students for easy transfer from academia into practical life.

COURSE OUTCOMES

(12)

1.
Understand the Layered Architecture of Computer Networks.
2.
Understand the operation of the main components of computer networks
3.
Learn various network protocols and algorithms.
4.
Acquire the required skill to design simple computer networks
5.
Become familiar with security risks threatening computer networks.
RELEVANT PROGRAM OUTCOMES
Programme
Outcomes No.

a
b
c

Programme Outcome

Ability to apply mathematics, science and engineering principles

Ability to design and conduct experiment as well as to analyse and interpret data
Ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints
such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability,
and sustainability
A knowledge of contemporary issues
Ability to use the techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.

j
k

Ques
No

Reference to Course
Objectives

Reference to Programme
Outcome

Marks allotted
(50 Marks)

1,4

Yes/No

1,2

C,j

Yes/No

K,a

Yes/No

1,4

a,e

Yes/No

1,4

Yes/No

1,2,4

e,k

Yes/No

1,3

Yes/No

1,3

C,j

12

Yes/No

1,2,4

A,b

12

Yes/No

10

1,2,5

a,k

12

Yes/No

11

1,2,4

a,e

12

Yes/No

50

Yes/No

TOTAL

Marks Scored

Outcomes Met