ASSIGNMENT OF DIT (II)
TALLY SECTION
Q1. What is Tally? What are its Applications?
Tally is a popular accounting software used to manage business transactions. It allows for
bookkeeping, inventory management, payroll processing, and tax filing. Businesses use Tally to
maintain accurate financial records and ensure compliance with tax regulations.
Q2. List the Most Important Features of Tally Software
Tally offers features such as multi-language support, GST compliance, remote access, automatic
data backup, security through user access control, and a simple interface. It also provides inventory
and payroll management functionalities.
Q3. What are Intangible Assets? Give Examples
Intangible assets are non-physical assets that add value to a business, such as goodwill,
trademarks, patents, and copyrights. These assets do not have a physical form but are valuable in
operations and branding.
Q4. What are the Various Markup Languages Available?
Markup languages are used to define document structure. Common examples include HTML for
web content, XML for data transport, Markdown for formatting text, LaTeX for scientific documents,
and SGML as a standard parent language.
JAVA SECTION
Q1. What are the Top Java Features?
Java is known for its platform independence, object-oriented structure, robust error handling, secure
execution environment, and multithreading capability. It is also portable and performs well due to the
Just-In-Time compiler.
Q2. What is JVM?
JVM stands for Java Virtual Machine. It is responsible for running Java bytecode on any platform.
JVM ensures Java's platform independence and handles memory management and garbage
collection.
Q3. What is the Difference Between a Variable and a Constant?
A variable's value can change during program execution, while a constant remains the same. In
Java, constants are declared using the 'final' keyword. Variables are used for temporary data, and
constants for fixed values.
Q4. How Do You Create a Message Box in Visual Basic?
In Visual Basic, a message box is created using the MsgBox function. Example: MsgBox("Hello",
vbInformation, "Title"). This shows a dialog with a message and information icon.
Q5. Why is C Called a Mid-Level Programming Language?
C combines the features of low-level and high-level languages. It provides low-level memory access
with pointers and high-level features like structured programming and functions. It is used for both
system and application development.
Q6. What are the Features of the C Programming Language?
C is simple, fast, portable, and provides low-level memory manipulation. It supports structured
programming, has a rich standard library, and is efficient for hardware-level programming and
operating system development.
