Section 1
(Answer all questions in this section)
What is the output from the following code snippet?
int i=0,j=0;
i=++i;
j=i++;
System.out.println("i=" + i + " " + "j=" + j);
The code will compile and print "i=2 j=2"
The code will compile and print "i=2 j=1" (*)
The code does not compile.
The code will compile and print "i=1 j=1"
The code will compile and print "i=1 j=2"
Examine the partial class declaration below:
class Foo{
public Foo(String s,int i ){
this(i);
}
public Foo(int i){
}
public Foo(int i,int j){
}
}
Which of following statements can not be used to create a instance of Foo?
Foo f=new Foo(1,2);
Foo f=new Foo(1);
Foo f=new Foo("java",1);
Foo f=new Foo(); (*)
Which two statements prevent a method from being overriden? (Choose Two)
(Choose all correct answers)
Void final act() {}
Static void act() {}
Final void act() {} (*)
Static final void act() {} (*)
Final abstract void act() {}
What is the output from the following code snippet?
boolean status=false;
int i=1;
if( (++i>1) && (status=true))
i++;
if( (++i>3) || (status=false))
i++;
System.out .println (i);
4
3
5 (*)
6
What is the output from the following code?
int x=0;
int y=5;
do{
++x;
y--;
}while(x<3);
System.out.println(x + " " + y);
2 3
3 2 (*)
2 2
3 3
When you instantiate a subclass, the superclass constructor will be also invoked. True or False?
True (*)
False
Class Object is the root of the Java class hierarchy. True or False?
True (*)
False
Section 2
(Answer all questions in this section)
What is the result from creating the following try-catch block?
1.try {
2.} catch (Exception e) {
3.} catch (ArithmeticException a) {
4.}
Compile fails at Line 2
Compile fails at Line 1
The code compiles
Compile fails at Line 3 (*)
In what order do multiple catch statements execute?
The order they are declared in ( most specific first). (*)
They all execute at the same time.
The order they are declared in (most general first).
None of them execute since you cannot have multiple catch statements.
What is one step you must do to create your own exception?
Exceptions cannot be created. They are only built in to Java.
Declare the primitive data type Exception.
Create a new class that extends Exception. (*)
Create a new class that implements Exception.
What symbol(s) is used to separate multiple exceptions in one catch statement?
A single vertical bar | (*)
None, multiple exceptions can't be handled in one catch statement.
&&
(==) (equals equals)
Which statement is true for the class java.util.ArrayList?
The elements in the collection are ordered. (*)
The elements in the collection are synchronized.
The elements in the collection are immutable.
The elements in the collection are accessed using key.
When an object is able to pass on its state and behaviors to its children, this is called:
Inheritance (*)
Isolation
Polymorphism
Encapsulation
Which of the following statements about arrays and ArrayLists in Java are true?
I. An Array has a fixed length.
II. An Array can grow and shrink dynamically as required.
III. An ArrayList can store multiple object types.
IV. In an ArrayList you need to know the length and the current number of elements stored.
I and III only (*)
II and IV only
I, II, and III only
I, II, III and IV
None of these
Virtual method invocation occurs:
When the method of a subclass is used on a subclass reference.
When the method of a superclass is used on a superclass reference.
Not part of polymorphism.
When the method of a subclass is used on a superclass reference. (*)
A downward cast of a superclass to subclass allows you to access a subclass specialized method call.
True or false?
True (*)
False
The instanceof operator can find subclass objects when they are passed to method which declare a superclass type parameter.
True or false?
True (*)
False
In general, classes can be made immutable by placing a final key word before the class keyword.
True or false?
False
True (*)
An interface can implement methods.
True or False?
True
False (*)
The state of an object differentiates it from other objects of the same class.
True or False?
True (*)
False
Section 3
(Answer all questions in this section)
An example of an upper bounded wildcard is.
ArrayList (*)
ArrayList
ArrayList
ArrayList
What is the correct definition of Enumeration (or enum)?
A keyword that specifies a class whose objects are defined inside the class. (*)
A bounded generic class
A list of elements that is dynamically stored.
Code that initializes an ArrayList
Which of the following correctly initializes an object named cell of the class Telephones whose generic type is Cellular?
Telephones cell = new Telephones(Cellular c);
Telephones(Cellular) cell = new Telephones(Cellular);
Telephones<> cell = new Telephones<>(Cellular c);
Telephones cell = new Telephones(); (*)
None of the these.
< ? extends Animal > is an example of a bounded generic wildcard.
True or False?
True (*)
False
Generic methods are required to be declared as static.
True or False?
True
False (*)
The Comparable interface includes a method called compareTo.
True or false?
True (*)
False
The Comparable interface defines the compareTo method.
True or false?
True (*)
False
Which of the following is a list of elements that have a first in last out ordering.
Enums
Arrays
Stacks (*)
HashMaps
What are maps that link a Key to a Value?
Arrays
ArrayLists
HashMaps (*)
HashSets
Implementing the Comparable interface in your class allows you to define its sort order.
True or false?
True (*)
False
Binary searches can be performed on sorted and unsorted data.
True or false?
True
False (*)
Selection sort is a sorting algorithm that involves finding the minimum value in the list, swapping it with the value in the first position, and repeating these steps for the remainder of the list.
True or false?
True (*)
False
Bubble Sort is a sorting algorithm that involves swapping the smallest value into the first index, finding the next smallest value and swapping it into the next index and so on until the array is sorted.
True or false?
True
False (*)
Which of the following is a sorting algorithm that involves repeatedly incrementing through the array and swapping 2 adjacent values if they are in the wrong order until all elements are in the correct order?
Bubble Sort (*)
Selection Sort
Merge Sort
Sequential Search
Binary Search
Which of the following sorting algorithms utilizes a "divide and conquer" technique to sort arrays with optimal speed?
Sequential Search
Merge Sort (*)
Selection Sort
Binary Search
All of the above
None of the above.
ArrayList and Arrays both require you to define their size before use.
True or false?
True
False (*)
What is the output from the following code snippet?
TreeSett=new TreeSet();
if (t.add("one"))
if (t.add("two"))
if (t.add ("three"))
t.add("four");
for (String s : t)
System.out.print (s);
The code does not compiles.
onetwothreefour
twofouronethree
fouronethreetwo (*)
Which one of the following would initialize a HashSet raffleTickets which will store the class RaffleTicket.
HashSet raffleTickets = new HashSet();
HashSet raffleTickets = new HashSet();
HashSet raffleTickets = new ();
HashSet raffleTickets = new HashSet(); (*)
Sets may contain duplicates.
True or false?
True
False (*)
Section 4
(Answer all questions in this section)
A base case can handle nested conditions.
True or false?
True (*)
False
Forward thinking helps when creating linear recursive methods.
True or false?
True
False (*)
A non-linear recursive method can call how many copies of itself?
1
2 or more (*)
None
A non-linear recursive method is less expensive than a linear recursive method.
True or false?
True
False (*)
Which of the following are true about parsing a String?(Choose Three)
(Choose all correct answers)
It is not possible to parse a string using regular expressions.
It is possible to use a for loop to parse a string. (*)
It is possible to use the String.split() method to parse a string. (*)
It is a way of dividing a string into a set of sub-strings. (*)
Which of the following correctly initializes a StringBuilder?
StringBuilder sb = "This is my String Builder";
StringBuilder sb = StringBuilder(500);
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); (*)
None of the above.
Which of the following methods can be used to replace a segment in a string with a new string?
remove(String oldString, String newString)
replaceAll(String oldString, String newString) (*)
replaceAll(String newString)
substring(int start, int end, String newString)
None of the above. There is no replaceAll(String newString) method with one argument.
Consider that you are making a calendar and decide to write a segment of code that returns true if the string month is April, May, June, or July. Which code segment correctly implements use of regular expressions to complete this task?
return month.equals("April, May, June, July");
return month.matches("April|May|June|July"); (*)
return month.substring(0,3);
return month.matches("April"|"May"|"June"|"July");
return month.equals("April|May|June|July");
return month.compareTo("April, May, June, July");
In a regular expression, {x} and {x,} represent the same thing, that the preceding character may occur x or more times to create a match.
True or false?
True
False (*)
Which of the following correctly defines Pattern?
A method of dividing a string into a set of sub-strings.
A regular expression symbol that represents any character.
A class in the java.util.regex package that stores the format of a regular expression. (*)
A class in the java.util.regex package that stores matches.
A regular expression is a character or a sequence of characters that represent a string or multiple strings.
True or false?
True (*)
False
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