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Object Oriented Programming - CS304 Spring 2005 Final Term Paper

The document is an examination paper for the CS304 Object Oriented Programming course, detailing instructions for the final term exam, including rules against cheating. It consists of three questions covering topics such as exception handling, templates, and object-oriented principles, with specific coding tasks and theoretical questions. The total marks for the exam are 55, and students are instructed to use C++ syntax for coding questions.

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Object Oriented Programming - CS304 Spring 2005 Final Term Paper

The document is an examination paper for the CS304 Object Oriented Programming course, detailing instructions for the final term exam, including rules against cheating. It consists of three questions covering topics such as exception handling, templates, and object-oriented principles, with specific coding tasks and theoretical questions. The total marks for the exam are 55, and students are instructed to use C++ syntax for coding questions.

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CS304 Object Oriented Programming
Final Term Examination – Spring 2005
Time Allowed: 150 Minutes

Please read the following instructions carefully before


attempting any of the questions:
1. Attempt all questions. Marks are written adjacent to each
question.
2. Do not ask any questions about the contents of this
examination from anyone.
a. If you think that there is something wrong with any of
the questions, attempt it to the best of your understanding.
b. If you believe that some essential piece of information is
missing, make an appropriate assumption and use it to
solve the problem.
c. Write all steps, missing steps may lead to deduction of
marks.
d. All coding questions should be answered using the C ++
syntax.
You are allowed to use the Dev-C++ compiler to write and test your
code. If you do so please remember to copy and paste your code into
the examination solution area. (Do NOT share your code; your
colleague could get higher marks than you!!)

**WARNING: Please note that Virtual University takes serious


note of unfair means. Anyone found involved in cheating will
get an `F` grade in this course.

Total Marks: 55 Total Questions: 03

Question No. 1 Marks : 10

class Exception {
protected:
char message [30] ;
public:
Exception() {strcpy(message,"Exception");}
char * what() { return message; }
};

class DerivedException : public Exception {


public:
DerivedException() {strcpy(message,"Derived exception");}
};

class A {
public:
A(){ cout << "Constructor A\n";}
~A(){
cout << "Destructor A\n";
if(condition1) //condition one
throw Exception();
}
};

class B {
public:
B(){ cout << "Constructor B\n";
if(condition2) //condition two
throw 1;
}
~B(){ cout << "Destructor B\n";}
};

void Function1() {
DerivedException DE;
cout << "I am Function1" << endl;
if(condition3) //condition three
{
throw DE;
}
}

void Function2() {
cout << "I am Function2\n" << endl;
try{
B obj2;
Function1();
}
catch(int)
{
throw 10.1;
}
catch(...){
throw;
}
}

void Function3(){
cout << "I am Function3\n";
A obj;
Function2();
}

int main() {
try{
Function3();
}

catch(DerivedException & e1){


cout << "Exception: " << e1.what() << endl;
}
catch(Exception & e2){
cout << "Exception: " << e2.what() << endl;
}
catch(int i){
cout << "Exception: int";
}
catch(...){
cout << "Exception: unknown\n";
}

cout << "End of Program\n";


return 0;
}

a. What will be the output when only condition one is true? 02


b. What will be the output when only condition two is true? 02
c. What will be the output when only condition three is true? 02
d. What will be the out put when all three conditions (1,2&3) are true? 02
e. Make changes in the following code so that "Function" only throws 02
the three types of exceptions mentioned in the body and no other exception.

void Function(){
if(condition1){
…
throw Exception();
}
if(condition2){
…
throw DerivedException();
}
if(condition3){
throw 1;
}
}

Question No. 2 Marks : 30

a) The following program causes a compile-time error. Identify the error, 10


explain the cause, and correct it.

template< typename T >


class Tree {
// …
};

template< >
class RBTree< int > : public Tree {
// …
};

int main() {
Tree< char > chTree;
RBTree< int > intRBTree;
return 0;
}
b) Consider the following vector class: 20

class Vector {
…
public:
…
int* first();
int* last();
int* next( int* );
};

A reverse iterator is an iterator that traverses backwards for


the operator ++, and forwards for the operator --. Write code
for a reverse iterator that works with the following function:
(Note: typename T stands for iterator type and U for element
type)

template< typename T, typename U >


T find( T start, T beyond, const U& x ) {
while ( start != beyond && *start != x )
++strat;
return start;
}
Question No. 3 Marks : 15

a) Briefly describe the two major issues in multiple inheritance? Illustrate 04


by giving an example of each.
b) Describe the three essential characteristics of an object from the perspective 03
of object-oriented paradigm.
c) Why use abstract classes at all? Why not just declare a class and then make 02
sure you do not declare any variables of that type?
d) What is the difference between a partial and complete template 03
specialization? Give an example of each.
e) What are the two mechanism of calling base class assignment operator 03
from derived class assignment operator?

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