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    Chapter 3

    Section 3.2

    3.2 Q1: You can start an applet initially by using the appletviewer. The applet can be restarted by using which
    of the following Applet menu items?
    a.save.
    b.quit.
    c.tag.
    d.reload.
    ANS: d. reload.

    Section 3.3

    3.3 Q1: If ClassA extends ClassB, then


    a.ClassA is a superclass.
    b.ClassB is a superclass.
    c.ClassB is a subclass.
    d.ClassB is a derived class.
    ANS: b. ClassB is a superclass.

    3.3 Q2: Every Java applet or application is composed of at least one:


    a.public method
    b.data member
    c.public class declaration
    d.imported class
    ANS c. public class declaration

    3.3 Q3: The extends keyword creates a new


    a.instance
    b.subclass
    c.baseclass
    d.superclass
    ANS: b. subclass (the class is derived from the superclass)

    3.3 Q4: To draw on an applet, the programmer must access the _____ object in the applet's paint method.
    a.drawstring
    b.drawLine
    c.Graphics
    d.Pixel
    ANS: c. Graphics

    3.3 Q5: When an applet container encounters an HTML file that specifies an applet to execute, the applet container
    automatically loads ________ of the applet from the same directory as that of the HTML file.
    a.the .java file
    b.the .class file
    c.the main line
    d.the .htm file
    ANS: b. the .class file

    3.3 Q6: Which of the following will not produce an error when trying to load and run a program with the
    appletviewer?
    a.Placing additional characters, such as commas, between the components in the <applet> tag.
    b.Omitting the ending </applet> tag.
    c.Creating an applet that is less than 640 pixels by 480 pixels.
    d.Running the appletviewer with a file name that does not end with .html or .htm .
    ANS: c. Creating an applet that is less than 640 pixels by 480 pixels.

    Section 3.4

    © Copyright 2003 by Deitel & Associates, Inc. and Prentice Hall. All Rights Reserved.
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    3.4 Q1: Which method should be used to draw a line of text on an applet?
    a.Graphics method drawText.
    b.Text method drawLine.
    c.Graphics method drawLine.
    d.Graphics method drawString.
    ANS: d. Graphics method drawString.

    3.4 Q2: To draw a single black line from (0, 15) to (20, 25), call the method _________ in the paint method.
    a.g.drawLine( 0, 15, 20, 25 );
    b.g.drawString( "black", 0, 15 );
    c.g.drawLine( 0, 15, 20, 10 );
    d.g.drawLine( 15, 0, 25, 20 );
    ANS: a. g.drawLine( 0, 15, 20, 25 );

    Section 3.5

    3.5 Q1: A floating point variable declared as primitive type double has ___ significant digits.
    a.12
    b.16
    c.32
    d.15
    ANS: d. 15

    3.5 Q2: Which of the following import statements will import the Graphics class?
    a.import java.awt.Graphics;
    b.import java.awt.*
    c.import java.swing.Graphics;
    d.import java.awt.g;
    ANS: a. import java.awt.Graphics; [Note: answer b is not correct because the semicolon (;) is missing.]

    3.5 Q3: Assuming the following class declaration:

    class SampleClass {
    int a;
    int b;
    AnotherClass q;

    public void sampleMethod()


    {
    int c = 1;
    a = c * 7;
    b = 32 + c * a;
    }
    }

    which of the following statements is true?


    a.c is a reference.
    b.a and b are local variables.
    c.a and b are declared as a primitive data type.
    d.q is declared as a primitive data type.
    ANS: c. a and b are declared as a primitive data type.

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