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COLLEGE OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SCIENCES
PRELIM EXAMINATION
1st Semester S.Y. 2014-2015
Object Oriented Programming (Set A)
PROG-3
Name: _________________________________
Section: ________________________________

Score: ________________________
Date: _________________________

General Directions: Read and understand each instructions carefully. Avoid making erasures or
superimpositions on your answers. Any forms of cheating will be dealt with accordingly based on
your student manual.
Test 1. Identification. Write your best answer on the space provided before each number.
(2pts each)
_______________________ 1. It focuses on object and classes based on real world
scenarios and emphasizes state, behavior and interaction
of objects.
_______________________ 2. This allows you to define new data type and is considered
your blueprint in programming.
_______________________ 3. An entity that has a state, behavior and identity with a welldefined role in problem space. Also referred to as an
instance of a class.
_______________________ 4. These are data elements of an object that usually stores
information about the object.
_______________________ 5. Describes the behavior of an object also called a function
or procedure.
_______________________ 6. A method-like for creating and initializing new object.
_______________________ 7. Grouping of classes and or sub packages and can be
viewed as analogous to a directory.
_______________________ 8. Principle of hiding design or implementation of information
not relevant to current object.
_______________________ 9. Ignoring aspects of a subject not relevant to the current
purpose to focus on those that are.
_______________________ 10. Relationships between classes wherein one class is the
superclass or the parent class of another. Also refers to the
properties and behaviors received from an ancestor.
_______________________ 11. The ability of an object to assume many different forms.
_______________________ 12. public,
private and protected are called
_____________.
_______________________ 13. Another term used to refer as method call.
_______________________ 14. An import statement that is needed for us to use abstract
windowing toolkits.
_______________________ 15. An import statement that is needed for us to use the
Scanner class.

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Test 2. True or False. Write SPCF if the statement is true otherwise write my name if
the statement is false. (2pts each)
_______________________ 1. You can create a child class or a subclass by using
extends followed by the name of the parent class in your
class declaration.
_______________________ 2. Abstract classes can be instantiated.
_______________________ 3. Java allows you can change access modifiers at run-time.
_______________________ 4. Method overloading is allowed in JAVA which means
different methods within a class can share the same name.
_______________________ 5. Abstract Windowing Toolkit is platform independent.
_______________________ 6. Java technology is a programming language that allows you
to develop both applets and applications.
_______________________ 7. The primary goal of the Java Technology is to provide an
easy-to-use language by avoiding pitfalls of other
languages, being object-oriented and enabling users to
create streamlined and clear code.
_______________________ 8. Garbage collection is not a feature of Java.
_______________________ 9. Java uses the dot notation. This is used to access object
members including attributes and methods.
_______________________ 10. A statement is one or more lines of code enclosed in
double quotation marks.
Test 3. Essay. Answer the following briefly. (5pts each)
1. What are the different forms of comments used in Java and explain why using
comments in your program is encouraged?
2. What are the rules in naming your identifiers?
3. What are the advantages of Java over other programming languages?
4. Why do we need to properly classify the type of data in Java programming?
-=Good Luck and God Bless="There are no secrets to success.
It is the result of preparation, hard work learning from failure.
~ General Colin Powell

Prepared by:

Reviewed by:

Approved by:

Alvin M. Caragdag
Instructor

Marsha Q. Superio
Program Chair

Grace F. Tyler Ph.D.

College Dean

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