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Satish

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Nickname: moorthy
Registered: Mar, 2003

Java questions, answers please Posted: Mar 2, 2003 5:21 AM
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Hi,
Please give me the answers to the following questions.
____________________________________________________________

1. In Java,what happens when activating an object in
POA?

2. In Java,Converting Character into corresponding

integer values.

char c=A;
int i=c; (True of False)

3. In Java,when a primitive data type is a member of a
class, it is guaranteed to get a defalut value if
you do not initialize it.(T or F)

4. In Java,An implementation can provide more than one
server activation mode, state whether the given
statment is True of False.

5. In c++,will Private inheritance retain all the
public variables their public status

6. Anonymous classes cannot be passed as (____)
(i) Argument to function
(ii)cannot have a constructor or destructor
(iii) cannot be returned an return value from
function.
a) all b) i and ii c)i and iii d) ii and iii

7. To convert from a basic type to a user defined
class, you would most likely use
a) a built in conversion.
b) one argument constructor
c) an overload = operation
d) a conversion function that is member of a class

8. To execute fields from serialization, in a
serializable from serialization, mark the fields with
________ modifier.

9. In c++,
class A{
public:
A(){ cout<<"constructor of A
called"<<"endl;}
i=0;
~A(){ cout<<"destructor of A
called"<<"endl; }
void say(){
cout<<"Say() method called"<<endl;
}
};
int main()
{
A *a =0;
a->say();
delete(a);
}
a) compiler error b)constructor of called,saymethod
called,destructor of A called.
c) Runtime error d)Say()method called.

10.In c++,what is a pointer to a constant?

11.#include<iostream.h>
main()
{
int i;
cout<<i;
}
a) 0 b) Garbage value c)Segmentation fault d)Compile
error saying it is not intialised

12. int &max(int &x,int &y)
{
if (x>5)
return x;
else
return y;
}
if a=5 and b=10,
then what is the value of max(a,b)=-1.
a) compile error b)Runtime error c) a=-1 d)b=-1

13. In java RTTI can tell precise type of the object,
but its type must be know at compile time
a) False,it can detect type at runtime.
b) False, not necessarily but type should be
declared before runtime
c) True d) False

14. __________POA policy has to be sent to
________value where you want to use a servant locator?

a) use_servant_managers, NON_RETAIN b)NON_RETAIN
c) use_servant_managers, USER_ID d)None.

15. A ________small piece of code that allows a client
component to access a server component.
a)skeleton b)A client stub c)DLL d)sockets.

16. An IOR cannot contain multiple profile bodies for
the same protocol. State whether the given
statement is True or False

17. Transaction service is built on the capability of
_____service for controlling access to individual
objects.
a) Trading b)Life cycle c) Concurrences d)
Externalisation.

18. What is the opposite term for "Incarnating" and
object?
a) "Etheredlizing " and object b) "Deactivating
c)Destroying d)Replacing.

19. Which among the following is wrong?
a) you cannot access an outer-class object from an
object of a static innerclass.
b) Inner class can have a static data.
c) Inner class cannot have static inner class
d) you do not need an outer class object in order
to create an object of a static inner class.

20. During conversion of UDT from JDBC type to a java
type(or) vice-versa which mapping is used?
a)Standard b)Custom c)either of the two d) neither
of the two.

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