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Programming in Java - Unit 4 - Week 1

The document is an outline for an online course on Programming in Java through NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning). It includes information about the course structure, lectures, assignments, and quizzes. The first week covers introductions to Java programming steps, tools and resources, and applet programming. It includes a quiz and feedback form for week 1. Future weeks will cover additional topics and include problem solving sessions.

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Programming in Java - Unit 4 - Week 1

The document is an outline for an online course on Programming in Java through NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning). It includes information about the course structure, lectures, assignments, and quizzes. The first week covers introductions to Java programming steps, tools and resources, and applet programming. It includes a quiz and feedback form for week 1. Future weeks will cover additional topics and include problem solving sessions.

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Course outline

About NPTEL ()

How does an NPTEL online course work? ()

Week 0 : ()

Week 1 : ()

Lecture 01 : Introduction (unit?unit=18&lesson=19)

Lecture 02 : Java Programming Steps (unit?unit=18&lesson=20)

Lecture 03 : Java Tools and Resources (unit?unit=18&lesson=21)

Lecture 04 : Demonstration-I (unit?unit=18&lesson=22)

Lecture 05 : Java Applet Programming (unit?unit=18&lesson=23)

Quiz: Week 01 : Assignment 01 (assessment?name=298)

Week 1 Feedback Form (unit?unit=18&lesson=24)

Week 2 : ()

Week 3 : ()
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Problem Solving Session - Jan 2024 ()

Week 01 : Assignment 01
Your last recorded submission was on 2024-01-26, 12:45 IST Due date: 2024-02-07, 23:59 IST.

1) What is the primary focus of Java programming? 1 point

a. Low-level optimizations

b. Hardware-specific operations

c. Platform independence

d. Assembly language programming

2) Which of the following programming principles is a key aspect of Java? 1 point

a. Code obfuscation

b. Platform dependence

c. Object-oriented programming

d. Global variables

3) What is the last step in the Java programming process? 1 point

a. Java Program Execution

b. Java Program Editing

c. Java Program Compilation

d. C/C++ versus Java

4) Which of the following is NOT a Java programming tool? 1 point

a. Eclipse

b. NetBeans

c. IntelliJ IDEA

d. GCC

5) What does the term "Write Once, Run Anywhere" (WORA) imply in Java? 1 point
a. Code reusability

b. Platform independence

c. Cross-compilation

d. Dynamic typing

6) In Java, what is used to store multiple values of the same type? 1 point

a. Structures

b. Pointers

c. Arrays

d. Lists

7) Which of the following is a valid identifier in Java? 1 point

a. 123identifier

b. _identifier

c. #identifier

d. identifier-123

8) What is the purpose of Java Language Subset? 1 point

a. To limit the capabilities of Java

b. To make Java code compatible with other languages

c. To define a smaller set of Java features for specific purposes

d. To enhance the performance of Java programs

9) What is the primary purpose of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) in the Java 1 point
programming language?

a. Code optimization

b. Platform independence

c. Memory management

d. Hardware-specific operations

10) What is emphasized during the Java Program Editing phase? 1 point

a. Writing platform-specific code

b. Debugging the program

c. Compiling the program

d. Writing and modifying the source code


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