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Computer Applications: Predictive Paper 2016

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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SUGGESTIVE QUESTION PAPER Arpan Prepared by: ================================================= ============ Section A (40 marks) All questions are compulsory. (10+10+20) 2mks/subpart ================================================= ============ Question 1 a) Differentiate between an object and a class. b) Objects encapsulate state and behaviour Explain and give two real world examples. c) Name the following: 1. Non-static variables that define the characteristics of an object of a class 2. Static variables that can be accessed without creating an object 3. Variables declared inside methods, which are not assigned a default value automatically 4. A user-defined data type that has its own functionality d) Differentiate between primitive data types and composite data types. e) Name the OOP principle that deals with... 1. Super-classes and sub-classes. 2. Method overloading 3. Data hiding; Access modifiers like public, private, protected et cetera. 4. Interfaces and abstract classes ================================================= ============ Question 2 a) Differentiate between the access specifiers public, protected and private. b) Name the following: 1. A brute force search algorithm that runs in linear time 2. A dichotomic divide-and-conquer search algorithm that works only for sorted data 3. Two O(n2) sorting algorithms, unsuitable for large datasets. c) Name the package that contains: 1. The InputStreamReader class 2. The Scanner class 3. Wrapper classes of primitive types 4. The String class d) With reference to method valueOf in java.lang.String, answer the following questions: 1. Is this method static or non-static? Give an example of its usage. ons: ============== ? Name a class that has , greater than zero. ds an array s size. uted. String index_no = "1161514/045"; int n = s.indexOf( / ); int school_code=Integer.parseInt(s.substring(0,n)); int serial_no=Integer.valueOf(s.substring(n+1)); j) System.out.print((false)? A :66); //What s the output? ================================================= ============ Section B (60 marks) Attempt any four questions. (15*4) ================================================= ============ 1. Write a program that reads a sentence (comprising space separated words) from standard input, splits the sentence into words, stores the words in an array, bubble sort the array of words, reads a word from the standard input and looks for the word in the array it just created using binary search. 2. Write a menu-driven program that reads the names and seven-digit UIDs of N students, and selection-sorts them in the order of their names or UIDs as desired by the user. 3. Write a program that reads the address of a file/webpage on the internet from standard input and outputs the domain name (examples: google.com/mit.edu/quora.com/respaper.com), type of the website (commercial for .com, organisation for .org, educational for .edu and other for anything else) and the name of the file/page (without the extension.) Examples: ----------------------------------------Input: www.mit.edu/index.htm Domain Name: mit.edu Type: Educational Name: index ----------------------------------------Input: ask.fm/user/userlogin.aspx Domain Name: ask.fm Type: Others Name: userlogin ----------------------------------------[NOTE: This is a question on String Manipulation. Don t use the built-in URL/File handling classes of Java.] 4. Design a class Word to store a word and its definition. Read a list of N words and their definitions from standard input and use an array of Word objects to store them. Bubble-sort the words [alphabetical order] and display the sorted list of words along with their definitions. 5. Write a program to check whether a number N s factorial is divisible by the sum of all its prime factors. 6. Write a program to print the first N Fibonacci numbers mod 10 in the following format 0 11 235 8314 and so on... For the clueless, here s the Fibonacci Series, computer science s favourite sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13.... [F1 = 0, F2 = 1, Fi=F(i-1)+F(i-2).]

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