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BCA 501 INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES QUESTION BANK

BCA 501 INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES QUESTION BANK
INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
QUESTION BANK


1.      Explain object oriented programming concepts

2.      Features of Java language(JAVA BUZZWORDS)

3.      Type of Java program

4.      Java Architecture

5.      Explain Literals in Java

6.      Explain Data types in Java

7.      Explain Variable

8.      Explain Structure of Java Program

9.      Explain Type Conversion in Java

10.  What is Block statement and what is scope?

11.  Explain Operators in Java Program

12.  Explain Control Statements in Java Program

13.  Explain Break, Continue, Comma

14.  Explain Array and Type of Array in JAVA

15.  Explain what is Class? How can we define a Class?

16.  Explain new operator and object in JAVA

17.  Explain (.)dot operator in JAVA

18.  Explain Constructor

19.  Explain this keyword

20.  Explain method Overloading

21.  Explain Method Overriding

22.  Explain Final keyword with class, Method, and Variable

23.  Explain Garbage Collection in JAVA

24.  Explain Recursion in JAVA

25.  Explain Static method, Block and Variable

26.  Explain Abstract Class

27.  What is package? Benefits of Package?

28.  Explain import statement

29.  What are interfaces? Why we use interfaces? Explain with example

30.  Explain Wrapper classes?

31.  What is Exception? Explain Types of Exception

32.  Explain the process to create user defined Exception

33.  Explain Finally Block

34.  Explain TRY CATCH statement

35.  Explain Thread Life Cycle

36.  Explain Multithreaded Programming

37.  How can we create and manage a thread? Explain with example

38.  Thread Synchronization

39.  Explain Difference between applet and application? Explain life cycle of Applet

40.  Differentiate Byte Stream and Character Stream

41.  How to pass argument to the applet?

42.  Differentiate swing and awt

43.  Explain I/O Streams
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