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Laxyone your this question is so tricky that no one is answering.Just a joke dont take it seriously.
(Jokes Aside) What is the difference between application class and class as user defined data type??
please laxyone answer my this question. |
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asked by Bitthal Maheshwari (bitthal04) 5 years ago |
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1) Methods implement Abstraction , Right ?
2) Impure method may / may not return some value , Right ?
3) What about pure methods? |
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asked by Ansh Anand (teleansh) 5 years ago |
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+ 4 more questions by teleansh
Why is an object called an instance of a class? |
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asked by Ansh Anand (teleansh) 5 years ago |
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1) three attributes required for class declaration
2) howany default constructor can a class have. 1 right. KIPs says 4 |
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asked by Ansh Anand (teleansh) 5 years ago |
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three attributes required for class declaration |
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asked by Ansh Anand (teleansh) 5 years ago |
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What is difference between Integer.parseInt and Integer.valueOf |
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asked by Ansh Anand (teleansh) 5 years ago |
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What's Dangling Else? Could anyone explain with example? |
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asked by Prateek Pradhan (prateek235) 5 years ago |
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how do you print this pattern
55555
54444
54333
54322
54321 |
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asked by Arjunan Rajeswari (rajiarju) 5 years ago |
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What is a copy constructor .Explain giving an example for the same. |
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asked by Tubhyam Mehta (tirth7683) 5 years ago |
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What is the output of this
public class q
{
public static void main()
{
String s=”Object”;
int l=s.length();
for(int c=0;c<l;c++)
{
if(Character.isLowerCase(s.charAt(c)))
System.out.print(Character.toUpperCase(s.charAt(c)));
else if(c%22==0)
System.out.print(‘E’);
else
System.out.print(Character.toLowerCase(s.charAt(c)));
}
}
} |
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asked by Tubhyam Mehta (tirth7683) 5 years ago |
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Can we use frequency() function |
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asked by Ayush Agarwal (qwertyuiop12345678901234567890) 5 years ago |
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3 Marks Test.
Name:
i) A normal salt formed when basic oxide and acidic oxide react.
ii) An insoluble binary salt.
Give Reason:
Dry HCl does not change the colour of Litmus Paper. |
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asked by Rg (rikhil32) 5 years ago |
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Now here comes a milloin dollar ques
Int a=newInt[5]
System.out.println(a);
Whta us output of a |
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asked by Annhaliator (laxyone) 5 years ago |
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