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Q.P 6 - Nov - Dec - 2024

The document is an exam paper for the Principles of Programming Languages course, consisting of 8 questions divided into pairs from which students must choose. It covers various topics in Java, including features, arrays, constructors, inheritance, exception handling, threading, and functional programming. The exam is designed for S.E. (Computer Engineering) students and has a total duration of 2.5 hours with a maximum score of 70 marks.

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Q.P 6 - Nov - Dec - 2024

The document is an exam paper for the Principles of Programming Languages course, consisting of 8 questions divided into pairs from which students must choose. It covers various topics in Java, including features, arrays, constructors, inheritance, exception handling, threading, and functional programming. The exam is designed for S.E. (Computer Engineering) students and has a total duration of 2.5 hours with a maximum score of 70 marks.

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Total No. of Questions : 8] SEAT No.

:
PC2815 [Total No. of Pages : 3

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S.E. (Computer Engineering)
PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
(2019 Pattern) (Semester - IV) (210255)
Time : 2½ Hours] [Max. Marks : 70
Instructions to the candidates:
1) Answer four questions Q.1 or Q.2, Q.3 or Q.4, Q.5 or Q.6, Q.7 or Q.8.
2) Neat diagrams must be drawn wherever necessary.
3) Assume suitable data if necessary.

Q1) a) Explain following features of Java in detail. [6]


i) Platform Independence
ii) Object – Oriented
iii) Dynamic Programming
b) Explain one dimensional and multi - dimensional array used in Java with
suitable examples. [6]
c) Define constructor. Explain different types of Constructors used in Java
with example. [6]
OR
Q2) a) Write a program in Java using switch-case statement to perform addition,
subtraction, Multiplication and Division of given two numbers and print
the result. [6]
b) Explain in brief below keywords with example in Java. [6]
i) final
ii) finalize()
iii) references
c) Explain Command line argument Concept for Java language. [6]

[6352]-39 1 P.T.O.
Q3) a) Define Inheritance and list the advantages. Explain the types of Inheritance
in Java with suitable Java code. [9]

b) Explain following concepts with example. [8]

i) abstract classes

ii) Method Overloading

iii) Package

iv) Interface

OR

Q4) a) Describe Exception. Write any two examples of exception. Explain


keywords try, catch, throw, throws and finally related to exception
handling. [9]

b) Elaborate the significance of keyword “Super” in Java. Demonstrate with


suitable example. [8]

Q5) a) Differentiate Multiprocessing and Multi-threading. Explain life cycle of


Thread model in Java. [9]

b) List the features of JavaScript. Write short note angular JS. List its
advantages and disadvantages. [9]

OR

Q6) a) Explain methods in Java thread with example. [9]

i) getPriority()

ii) setPriority()

iii) notifyAll()

b) List and elaborate features of React JS, Angular JS, Vue JS. [9]

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Q7) a) Describe Functional Programming. Enlist its features. Also list the
commonly used functional programming languages. [6]
b) Write sequences of CAR’s and CDR’s that will pick the atom of the
following s- [6]
expression:
i) (Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday)
ii) ((Monday Tuesday) (Wednesday Thursday))
iii) (((Monday) (Tuesday) (Wednesday) (Thursday)))
c) Explain the concept of “List” in Prolog. Explain basic operations on
lists. [5]
OR
Q8) a) Explain the following functions with suitable examples. [6]
i) CAR ()
ii) CDR ( )
iii) cons ( )
b) Explain the following number predicates using suitable example. [6]
i) NUMBERP
ii) ZEROP
iii) PLUSP
iv) EVENP
v) ODDP
vi) MEMBERP
c) Describe Logical Programming. Explain the phrases “Facts”, “Rules”
with examples. [5]

… … …

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