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NEP BCA VI Sem Java

This document outlines the examination structure for the Advanced Java and J2EE course for the B.C.A. degree, including details on the exam format, time, and maximum marks. It consists of two parts: Part A with multiple questions covering various Java concepts and Part B with full questions from each unit. The topics include enumeration, Java Beans, collection framework, servlets, MVC architecture, and JDBC among others.

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NEP BCA VI Sem Java

This document outlines the examination structure for the Advanced Java and J2EE course for the B.C.A. degree, including details on the exam format, time, and maximum marks. It consists of two parts: Part A with multiple questions covering various Java concepts and Part B with full questions from each unit. The topics include enumeration, Java Beans, collection framework, servlets, MVC architecture, and JDBC among others.

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Reg. No.

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Sixth Semester B.C,A. Degree Examination, June/July 2O24
(NEP 2A2q eO23 - 2024 Batch Onwards)
ADVANCED JAVA AND J2EE
Time : 2 Hours Max. Marks : 60

Note : Answer any six questions from Part - A and any one
full question of each Unit from Part - B.

PART _ A

1. a) What is an enumeration ? How enumeration can be created ? (6x2=121


b) List two advantages of Java Beans.
c) What is collection framework ? List any two goals of collection framework.
d) Write the differences between hasNextQ and next$ method.
e) Provide the syntax and an example for the charAt$ method to extract
characters from a string.
f) State two advantages of using distributed computing over centralized
computing.
g) What are servlets ?
h) What is the difference between the executeQueryO and executeUpdate$
methods of a statement object in JDBC ?

PAFIT _ B

Unit - |

2. a) Dernonstrate the usaEe of the valueOf$ and valuesQ methods with an


example.
b) With an example explain how enumeration values are used to control a
switch statement. (6+6)
3. a) What is Autoboxing and Unboxing ? Explain with an example.
b) Write short note on the following :
i) Bound and constrained properties
ii) Persistence. (6+6)
P.T.O.
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Unit - ll

4. a) i) List any three methods of List interface with its purpose.


ii) What is an iterator ? Explain with an example.
b) Write a Java program that demonstrates the usage of a custom comparator
for sorting strings in reverse order. (6+6)

5. a) Explain the roles and responsibilities of the Model, View and Controller
components in the MVC architecture.
b) Explain the usage of the for-each loop in Java when working with collections.
Compare and contrast the for-each loop with the traditional approach of
using an Iterator. (6+6)

Unit - lll
6. a) With an example explain the four methods of StringBuffer class.
b) Outline the key steps involved in developing a basic Remote Method
lnvocation (RMl) Application. (6+6)

7. a) What is the usage of delete$ and deleteCharAt$ methods ? Explain them


using their syntax and an example.
b) Explain the Advantages and Disadvantages of distributed computing. (6+6)

Unit - lV
B. a) Explain the three key methods in the lifecycle of a servlet (initQ, servicefl,
destroy$).
b) Explain the following methods of HttpServletRequest interface with their
syntax
i) getCookies
ii) getMethod
iii) getPathlnfo
iv) getSession. (6+6)
9. a) Explain the key stages involved in the lifecycle of a Java Server Page (JSP).
b) i) What are the JDBC statements ? Explain.
ii) Explain the steps to connect to the database in java. (6+6)

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