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topics,With correct answer and explaination of

answer, each mcq will have 4 options, minimum 15
mcq from each topic. Make a pdf:
Computer Programming: Introduction to computer programming. Assembling language
programming. Problem solving techniques, algorithm specification and development.
Programming style, testing and debugging. Program design techniques: Structured and modular
program design. Programming languages and paradigms: classification. Programming in C: Data
type, statements, control structures, arrays, pointers, strings, functions, preprocessor directives,
structures, unions and bit-fields, files. Introduction to object oriented programming:
Encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism, Mechanic Language Programming, Template
functions and classes multi-threads exceptions, Class and object. Introductory programming
with C++/JAVA.
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Topic 1: Introduction to Computer Programming

1. Which of the following best describes computer programming?
A) Designing hardware components
B) Writing instructions for a computer to perform tasks
C) Manufacturing computer chips
D) Creating network connections
Answer: B
Explanation: Computer programming involves writing code and instructions that a
computer can execute to perform specific tasks.
2. What is the primary purpose of an algorithm?
A) To store data
B) To provide a step-by-step solution to a problem
C) To compile source code
D) To design user interfaces
Answer: B
Explanation: An algorithm is a sequence of steps designed to solve a problem efficiently.
3. Which among the following is NOT a programming paradigm?
A) Structured programming
B) Object-oriented programming
C) Procedural programming
D) Circuit programming
Answer: D
Explanation: Circuit programming is not recognized as a programming paradigm;
paradigms refer to styles like structured, object-oriented, and procedural.
4. What does debugging primarily involve?
A) Writing new code
B) Testing and finding errors in a program and fixing them
C) Designing algorithms
D) Optimizing hardware speed
Answer: B
Explanation: Debugging means identifying and correcting errors in a program.
5. In programming style, which of the following is recommended?
A) Use meaningful variable names
B) Avoid comments entirely
C) Write long functions without breaks
D) Use all uppercase variable names
Answer: A
Explanation: Meaningful variable names make code more readable and maintainable.
6. A modular program design primarily focuses on:
A) Writing a single long program
B) Breaking down a program into smaller, manageable pieces or modules
C) Ignoring the structure
D) Using only global variables
Answer: B
Explanation: Modular design improves reusability, clarity, and debugging ease.
7. Which symbol usually denotes a comment in many programming languages?
A) ;
B) //
C) @
D) #include
Answer: B
Explanation: In languages like C, C++, and Java, // is commonly used to indicate a
comment.
8. Which is NOT a typical problem-solving technique in programming?
A) Divide and conquer
B) Linear search
C) Trial and error
D) Brainstorming
Answer: B
Explanation: Linear search is a specific algorithm, not a problem-solving technique.
 9. What is a flowchart used for in programming?
A) To compile code
B) To visually represent the sequence of operations in an algorithm
C) To debug code automatically
D) To execute programs
Answer: B
Explanation: Flowcharts graphically represent algorithms and help in planning.
10. Which is the correct order of phases in program development?
A) Testing, Design, Coding, Debugging
B) Coding, Testing, Design, Debugging
C) Design, Coding, Testing, Debugging
D) Debugging, Coding, Design, Testing
Answer: C
Explanation: Typically, you design an algorithm, write the code, test, and debug it.
11. What does pseudo code primarily do?
A) Execute programs
B) Depict an algorithm in human-readable form without syntax concerns
C) Store user data
D) Act as machine code
Answer: B
Explanation: Pseudo code is informal code to plan algorithms without using formal
programming syntax.
12. Which is NOT a feature of structured programming?
A) Sequence
B) Selection
C) Iteration
D) GOTO statements
Answer: D
Explanation: Structured programming discourages use of GOTO to improve clarity.
13. What does a compiler do?
A) Turns source code into machine code before execution
B) Executes code line-by-line
C) Manages memory allocation
D) Handles input/output operations
Answer: A
Explanation: A compiler translates the entire program into machine code before execution.
14. Which of the following is an example of a high-level programming language?
A) Assembly
B) Machine Code
C) Python
D) Binary
Answer: C
Explanation: Python is high-level; assembly and machine code are low-level.
15. Which characteristic is NOT associated with good programming style?
A) Consistent indentation
B) Avoidance of comments
C) Clear naming conventions
D) Modularity
Answer: B
Explanation: Comments are important to explain code; avoiding them is poor style.

Topic 2: Assembly Language Programming

1. Assembly language is considered:
A) High-level language
B) Low-level language
C) Machine code
D) Scripting language
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly language is a low-level programming language closely associated
with machine code.
2. What is the primary function of an assembler?
A) Compile code from C to binary
B) Translate assembly language code into machine code
C) Debug programs
D) Execute programs directly
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembler converts mnemonic assembly instructions to machine code.
3. In assembly language, the term 'mnemonic' means:
A) Machine code
B) Symbolic name for instruction or operation
C) Memory address
D) Data type
Answer: B
Explanation: Mnemonics represent instructions in readable form, like MOV, ADD.
4. Which register is commonly used to store the address of the next instruction in
assembly?
A) Data Register (DR)
B) Instruction Register (IR)
C) Program Counter (PC)
D) Stack Pointer (SP)
Answer: C
Explanation: PC holds the address of the instruction to be executed next.
5. Which of the following is NOT a typical addressing mode in assembly?
A) Immediate
B) Direct
C) Indirect
 D) Third-party
Answer: D
Explanation: Third-party is unrelated; addressing modes define how operands are
accessed.
6. What is the function of the 'MOV' instruction in assembly?
A) Move data from one location to another
B) Add two numbers
C) Jump to another instruction
D) Call a function
Answer: A
Explanation: MOV copies data between registers or memory locations.
7. Which segment of memory typically holds the executable instructions in assembly?
A) Data Segment
B) Code Segment
C) Stack Segment
D) Heap
Answer: B
Explanation: Code segment contains the instructions to be executed.
8. What is the primary purpose of the stack in assembly programming?
A) Store variables permanently
B) Temporarily store data such as function parameters and return addresses
C) Hold program instructions
D) Store graphics data
Answer: B
Explanation: Stack temporarily stores data for subroutines and local variables.
9. Which directive is used to define a constant value in assembly?
A) DEFINE
B) EQU
C) CONST
D) SET
Answer: B
Explanation: EQU defines a constant symbol that does not change.
10. The instruction 'JMP' in assembly language is used to:
A) Add two registers
B) Jump to another instruction unconditionally
C) Move data
D) Push data on stack
Answer: B
Explanation: JMP transfers control to a specified address.
11. Which is true about labels in assembly language?
A) Represent memory addresses or instructions
B) Are used only in high-level languages
C) Are temporary variables
D) Cannot be reused
 Answer: A
Explanation: Labels mark positions in code, like targets for jumps.
12. What does the term 'opcode' refer to?
A) Operation code, the part of machine instruction specifying the operation
B) Data value
C) Label
D) Register name
Answer: A
Explanation: Opcode specifies the particular action (e.g., addition, load).
13. In assembly, what is usually stored in the Stack Pointer (SP)?
A) The top of the stack address
B) The address of the next instruction
C) Contents of registers
D) Code segment start address
Answer: A
Explanation: SP tracks the current top of the stack.
14. Which is an advantage of Assembly language programming?
A) Easier to read than high-level languages
B) Produces faster and smaller code
C) Platform-independent
D) Requires no debugging
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly is hardware-specific but allows fine control for optimization.
15. Macros in assembly are used to:
A) Store large amounts of data
B) Define reusable code blocks for frequent instructions
C) Allocate memory
D) Handle exceptions
Answer: B
Explanation: Macros allow repeating instruction sequences with parameters.

Topic 3: Problem Solving Techniques, Algorithm Specification and Development

1. What is the first step in problem solving?
A) Coding the solution
B) Understanding the problem clearly
C) Testing the algorithm
D) Debugging the code
Answer: B
Explanation: Understanding the problem ensures the right solution approach.
2. Which of the following is a way to represent algorithms?
A) Flowcharts
B) Pseudocode
C) Natural language descriptions
 D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: Algorithms can be depicted through various forms.
3. Divide and conquer technique involves:
A) Solving the entire problem at once
B) Breaking the problem into smaller parts, solving each independently
C) Using random guesses
D) Avoiding decomposition
Answer: B
Explanation: Dividing a complex problem into simpler subproblems is an effective strategy.
4. Which is NOT an essential characteristic of an algorithm?
A) Finiteness
B) Definiteness
C) Ambiguity
D) Input and Output
Answer: C
Explanation: An algorithm must be unambiguous.
5. What does Big-O notation express?
A) Size of the code
B) Time complexity or performance in worst-case scenarios
C) Number of bugs
D) Programming language
Answer: B
Explanation: Big-O describes algorithm efficiency in terms of input size.
6. Which control structure is essential for iteration?
A) If-else
B) Loop (for, while)
C) Switch-case
D) Goto
Answer: B
Explanation: Loops enable repeating operations.
7. In pseudocode, the statement ‘READ X’ means:
A) Output X
B) Input value into variable X
C) Store X
D) Delete X
Answer: B
Explanation: 'READ' indicates taking input.
8. What is the purpose of testing an algorithm?
A) To find logical errors or inefficiencies
B) To increase execution time
C) To write the code only
D) To ignore edge cases
 Answer: A
Explanation: Testing ensures correctness and efficiency.
9. Backtracking is a problem-solving approach used for:
A) Linear problems
B) Exploring all options to find a solution, retreating on failure
C) Simple loops
D) Sorting arrays
Answer: B
Explanation: Backtracking tries all possibilities for constraint problems.
10. Which data organization technique is best suited for searching?
A) Arrays
B) Linked lists
C) Trees
D) None
Answer: C
Explanation: Trees, especially binary search trees, allow efficient searching.
11. Which of these is NOT part of an algorithm specification?
A) Input
B) Output
C) Steps of solution
D) Compiler version
Answer: D
Explanation: Compiler version is unrelated to algorithm design.
12. Which technique uses "Greedy" choices to find a solution?
A) Dynamic programming
B) Greedy algorithm
C) Backtracking
D) Divide and conquer
Answer: B
Explanation: Greedy algorithms make the best immediate choice at each step.
13. Recursion in algorithms means:
A) A function calls itself
B) Using loops only
C) Writing code repeatedly
D) Avoiding functions
Answer: A
Explanation: Recursion is when a function calls itself to solve subproblems.
14. What is the outcome if an algorithm is not finite?
A) It will run infinitely without stopping
B) It completes immediately
C) Never starts
D) Always correct
Answer: A
Explanation: Finiteness ensures the algorithm eventually terminates.
15. Which step follows after designing an algorithm?
A) Writing pseudo code
B) Coding the algorithm into a program
C) Ignoring testing
D) Deleting the algorithm
Answer: B
Explanation: After design, implementation into code is the next logical step.

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Topic 1: Introduction to Computer Programming
1. What is the main purpose of computer programming?
A) Creating network protocols
B) Writing instructions for computers to perform tasks
C) Designing hardware circuits
D) Formatting storage devices
Answer: B
 Explanation: Programming involves writing instructions (code) to make computers solve
problems.
2. Which of these is NOT a programming paradigm?
A) Procedural programming
B) Object-oriented programming
C) Network programming
D) Functional programming
Answer: C
Explanation: Network programming is a domain, not a programming paradigm.
3. An algorithm must have which property?
A) It should be ambiguous
B) Finiteness
C) Should never terminate
D) Must contain variables
Answer: B
Explanation: Algorithms must terminate after a finite number of steps.
4. Which of the following is NOT recommended for good programming style?
A) Using meaningful variable names
B) Proper indentation
C) Excessive use of GOTO statements
D) Writing modular code
Answer: C
Explanation: Use of GOTO statements reduces readability and maintainability.
5. What is debugging?
A) Writing new code
B) Testing and fixing errors in a program
C) Compiling source code
D) Writing documentation
Answer: B
Explanation: Debugging involves detecting and correcting program errors.
6. Which of the following is part of structured programming?
A) Global variables only
B) Use of sequence, selection, and iteration
C) Avoidance of functions
D) Use of GOTO exclusively
Answer: B
Explanation: Structured programming focuses on clear flow control using these structures.
7. Which control structure always executes the code block at least once?
A) for loop
B) while loop
C) do-while loop
D) if-else
Answer: C
Explanation: do-while executes the block before checking the condition.
 8. Pseudo code is used for:
A) Writing code that compiles directly
B) Representing algorithm steps in an informal way
C) Creating machine code
D) Formatting data for storage
Answer: B
Explanation: Pseudocode is a human-readable algorithm notation.
9. Which is NOT a phase of program development?
A) Testing
B) Coding
C) Decoration
D) Design
Answer: C
Explanation: Decoration is unrelated to software development phases.
10. Which symbol is most commonly used to indicate a comment?
A) //
B) $
C) %
D) <<
Answer: A
Explanation: Many languages, like C, C++, and Java, use // for single-line comments.
11. Which of these is NOT a data type in most programming languages?
A) Integer
B) Boolean
C) String
D) Syntax
Answer: D
Explanation: Syntax is the set of rules, not a data type.
12. The process of converting source code into machine code is called:
A) Interpretation
B) Compilation
C) Execution
D) Debugging
Answer: B
Explanation: Compilation translates code into executable machine language.
13. Structured programming advocates:
A) Writing programs with many GOTO statements
B) Using sequences, selection, and loops for clarity
C) Avoiding function calls
D) Writing monolithic code
Answer: B
Explanation: Structured programming improves readability and reduces errors.
14. When a program is 'portable', it means:
A) It can be easily transported physically
 B) It can run on multiple platforms with little or no modification
C) It is written in assembly language
D) It has few bugs
Answer: B
Explanation: Portable programs can run on different OS or hardware.
15. Which is an example of a low-level programming language?
A) Python
B) Assembly
C) Java
D) SQL
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly works directly with hardware-level operations.
16. Which statement is true about algorithms?
A) They are always written in programming languages
B) They only deal with data input
C) They provide stepwise solutions to problems
D) They are optional in programming
Answer: C
Explanation: Algorithms provide structured steps to solve problems.
17. Which is NOT a characteristic of good programming style?
A) Consistent indentation
B) Use of meaningful variable names
C) Avoiding comments
D) Modular programming
Answer: C
Explanation: Comments help others understand code.
18. Which technique involves breaking a problem into smaller modules?
A) Modular design
B) Debugging
C) Compiling
D) Coding
Answer: A
Explanation: Modular design aids code manageability and reuse.
19. Which of the following is NOT an example of control structure?
A) if-else
B) switch-case
C) for loop
D) #include
Answer: D
Explanation: #include is a preprocessor directive, not a control structure.
20. Which of these is TRUE about variables?
A) They store data values
B) They are permanent hardware components
C) They only exist in assembly language
 D) They are only used in loops
Answer: A
Explanation: Variables temporarily store data in memory.
21. The main function of the compiler is to:
A) Execute source code line-by-line
B) Translate source code into machine code
C) Test code automatically
D) Remove bugs
Answer: B
Explanation: Compiler translates entire source code before execution.
22. A flowchart symbol for decision-making is usually shaped like a:
A) Rectangle
B) Diamond
C) Oval
D) Circle
Answer: B
Explanation: Diamonds represent decision points (conditions).
23. What is the advantage of modular programming?
A) Easier maintenance and debugging
B) Slower performance
C) Increased memory usage
D) Less code reuse
Answer: A
Explanation: Modularization breaks code into manageable parts for better maintenance.
24. Which phrase describes 'exception handling'?
A) Writing comments
B) Processing unexpected errors gracefully
C) Executing all code sequentially
D) Linking modules
Answer: B
Explanation: Exception handling deals with runtime errors without crashing.
25. Which of the following is NOT considered an algorithm development tool?
A) Flowchart
B) Pseudocode
C) Compiler
D) Decision table
Answer: C
Explanation: Compiler translates code but does not help design an algorithm.
Topic 2: Assembly Language Programming
1. Assembly language instructions are:
A) High-level commands
B) Mnemonic codes for machine instructions
C) Natural language commands
D) Only for web development
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly uses mnemonics as symbolic codes that correspond to machine
instructions.
2. What is an assembler’s job?
A) Execute machine code
B) Convert assembly code into machine code
C) Compile C code
D) Translate high-level code into assembly
Answer: B
Explanation: An assembler translates assembly language to binary machine code.
3. Which register holds the address of the next instruction in assembly?
A) Memory Register
B) Instruction Register
C) Program Counter
D) Stack Pointer
Answer: C
Explanation: The program counter (PC) points to the next instruction address.
4. Which does NOT belong to addressing modes?
A) Immediate
B) Direct
C) Indirect
D) Inverted
Answer: D
Explanation: “Inverted” is not an addressing mode.
5. The instruction 'MOV AX, BX' does what?
A) Moves data from AX to BX
B) Adds AX and BX
C) Moves data from BX to AX
D) Compares AX and BX
Answer: C
Explanation: MOV copies data from the second operand to the first.
6. Which directive defines a label with a constant value?
A) DEFINE
B) EQU
C) CONST
D) MACRO
Answer: B
Explanation: EQU defines a constant symbol in assembly.
 7. Stack Pointer (SP) is used to:
A) Store instructions
B) Point to the top of the stack
C) Hold general-purpose data
D) Store program counter value
Answer: B
Explanation: SP tracks the stack's top for push/pop operations.
8. What does the 'JMP' instruction do?
A) Jumps unconditionally to another address
B) Moves data
C) Calls a subroutine
D) Returns from a function
Answer: A
Explanation: JMP causes unconditional control transfer to the specified address.
9. Which is NOT true about assembly?
A) It is hardware-specific
B) It is platform-independent
C) It uses symbolic instructions
D) It can access hardware directly
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly is specific to processor architecture.
10. A macro in assembly language is:
A) Variable storage
B) Reusable block of code that expands at assembly time
C) An opcode
D) A register
Answer: B
Explanation: Macros replace code snippets during assembly.
11. What type of language is assembly?
A) Machine-independent
B) Low-level
C) Scripting
D) Markup
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly is low-level, close to hardware.
12. Which of the following is NOT a part of instruction format?
A) Opcode
B) Operand
C) Directive
D) Addressing mode
Answer: C
Explanation: Directive controls assembler behavior, not part of instruction format.
13. Which segment in memory holds code instructions?
A) Data segment
 B) Stack segment
C) Code segment
D) Heap
Answer: C
Explanation: Code segment stores instructions.
14. Registers are:
A) High-speed storage locations within the CPU
B) External storage units
C) Large memory areas
D) Display devices
Answer: A
Explanation: Registers provide fast data access.
15. Which is NOT a typical register in assembly?
A) AX (Accumulator)
B) BX (Base Register)
C) CX (Counter Register)
D) XY (Execution Register)
Answer: D
Explanation: XY is not a standard register in x86 assembly.
16. 'CALL' instruction is used to:
A) Transfer control to a subroutine
B) Return from a subroutine
C) Move data
D) Jump unconditionally
Answer: A
Explanation: CALL is used to execute a subroutine.
17. Which is used to return from a subroutine?
A) JMP
B) RET
C) CALL
D) MOV
Answer: B
Explanation: RET pops return address to resume after a subroutine call.
18. An operand in assembly can be:
A) A register
B) A memory location
C) An immediate value
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: Operands specify where data is fetched/stored.
19. 'HLT' instruction means:
A) Halt the processor
B) Jump elsewhere
C) Load instruction
 D) Handle interrupt
Answer: A
Explanation: HLT stops processor execution.
20. What role does instruction decoding play?
A) Fetches instructions
B) Converts opcode to control signals for CPU components
C) Stores instructions
D) Outputs results to screen
Answer: B
Explanation: Decoding interprets opcodes for CPU.
21. Conditional jump depends on:
A) Register contents
B) Status flags set by previous instructions
C) Random number
D) Memory size
Answer: B
Explanation: Flags like zero or carry determine conditional jumps.
22. Assembly language uses:
A) Human-understandable mnemonics
B) Only numeric machine codes
C) Natural language commands
D) XML tags
Answer: A
Explanation: Mnemonics make it easier to write machine instructions.
23. How many bytes is a typical x86 instruction?
A) Fixed 4 bytes
B) Variable length
C) Always 1 byte
D) Always 2 bytes
Answer: B
Explanation: x86 instructions have variable length opcodes.
24. What is the benefit of programming in assembly?
A) High portability
B) Fast and optimized code with hardware control
C) Easy syntax
D) No need for debugging
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembly allows near-hardware optimization.
25. Which instruction is used to push data on the stack?
A) POP
B) PUSH
C) JMP
D) MOV
 Answer: B
Explanation: PUSH places data onto the stack.

Topic 3: Problem Solving Techniques, Algorithm Specification and Development

1. The first step in solving any programming problem is:
A) Writing code
B) Understanding the problem
C) Testing
D) Debugging
Answer: B
Explanation: Clear understanding is essential before designing a solution.
2. Which is the correct representation of an algorithm?
A) Flowchart
B) Pseudocode
C) Natural language
D) All of these
Answer: D
Explanation: Algorithms can be represented in various formats.
3. Divide and conquer technique means:
A) Solving the whole problem at once
B) Breaking the problem into subproblems
C) Random guesswork
D) Avoid testing
Answer: B
Explanation: Problems are divided into smaller parts solved independently.
4. Which is NOT a characteristic of a good algorithm?
A) Definiteness
B) Ambiguity
C) Finiteness
D) Input and output
Answer: B
Explanation: Algorithms must be unambiguous and clear.
5. Big O notation expresses:
A) Algorithm correctness
B) Algorithm efficiency or complexity
C) Number of bugs
D) Variable size
Answer: B
Explanation: Big O indicates upper bounds on time/resources needed.
6. Backtracking is a:
A) Guess-and-check approach with reverting when dead ends occur
B) Sorting algorithm
C) Linear search enhancement
 D) Divide and conquer method
Answer: A
Explanation: Backtracking explores all possibilities and backs out when necessary.
7. Recursion involves:
A) Iterating through arrays
B) Function calling itself
C) Reading user inputs
D) Debugging errors
Answer: B
Explanation: A recursive function calls itself to solve smaller subproblems.
8. Which is a repetitive control structure?
A) if-else
B) loop
C) switch-case
D) break
Answer: B
Explanation: Loops repeat a block of statements.
9. What is pseudo code?
A) Executable machine code
B) Code without syntax rules to express algorithms
C) Database schema
D) Network protocols
Answer: B
Explanation: Pseudocode expresses logic without programming syntax.
10. Which of these techniques is a greedy technique?
A) Backtracking
B) Dynamic programming
C) Greedy algorithm
D) Divide and conquer
Answer: C
Explanation: Greedy algorithms pick the best immediate choice.
11. Which of these is NOT a problem-solving strategy?
A) Trial and error
B) Divide and conquer
C) Debugging hardware
D) Brainstorming
Answer: C
Explanation: Debugging hardware is not a programming problem-solving strategy.
12. What does the flowchart diamond symbol represent?
A) Start/End
B) Process
C) Decision
D) Input/Output
 Answer: C
Explanation: Diamonds denote decision points.
13. Which is TRUE about algorithms?
A) They must be infinite
B) They must be unambiguous
C) They don't require input
D) They are optional
Answer: B
Explanation: Clarity and definiteness are essential.
14. Dynamic programming is best suited for:
A) Problems with overlapping subproblems
B) Random problems
C) Problems without structure
D) Sorting numbers
Answer: A
Explanation: DP solves problems avoiding repeated subproblem computations.
15. Which step comes AFTER algorithm design?
A) Coding
B) Debugging
C) Testing
D) Requirement gathering
Answer: A
Explanation: After design, implementation (coding) follows.
16. In problem-solving, a heuristic is:
A) An exact method
B) A trial-and-error method to find good enough solutions
C) A compiler directive
D) A hardware component
Answer: B
Explanation: Heuristics provide practical ways when exact solutions are difficult.
17. What does a decision table do?
A) Maps conditions to actions for clear logic decisions
B) Stores variables
C) Compiles code
D) Executes programs
Answer: A
Explanation: Decision tables help represent complex decisions.
18. Which of these is NOT a step in testing an algorithm?
A) Input selection
B) Output validation
C) Code rewriting
D) Test case creation
Answer: C
Explanation: Rewriting is not testing; testing verifies correctness.
19. Which design technique makes use of top-down approach?
A) Modular programming
B) Object-oriented design
C) Event-driven programming
D) Machine learning
Answer: A
Explanation: Top-down breaks problems into smaller modules.
20. Which algorithm design technique is most efficient for sorting?
A) Bubble sort
B) Merge sort (Divide and conquer)
C) Linear search
D) Backtracking
Answer: B
Explanation: Merge sort efficiently sorts using divide and conquer.
21. Which data structure is ideal for recursive algorithms?
A) Stack
B) Queue
C) Tree
D) Array
Answer: A
Explanation: Recursive function calls use the call stack for state management.
22. Algorithm correctness means:
A) Produces expected output for all valid inputs
B) Runs quickly even if wrong outputs
C) Runs indefinitely
D) Uses minimal variables
Answer: A
Explanation: Correctness guarantees the algorithm solves the problem accurately.
23. Which technique can be useful in solving puzzle or constraint problems?
A) Backtracking
B) Bubble sort
C) Linear search
D) Recursion only
Answer: A
Explanation: Backtracking tries all legal configurations.
24. Algorithm efficiency primarily measures:
A) Lines of code
B) Memory and time consumption
C) Comments
D) Network usage
Answer: B
Explanation: Efficiency reviews computational cost and memory usage.
25. Top-down design means:
A) Start coding immediately
 B) Start solving main problem then decompose into subproblems
C) Start from database design
D) Use only iterative methods
Answer: B
Explanation: It breaks a task into smaller tasks stepwise.

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Topic 4: Programming in C
1. Which of the following is the correct comment syntax in C?
A) /* Comment /
B) // Comment //
C)
D) # Comment
Answer: A
Explanation: C uses / ... */ for block comments.
2. What is the size of an int data type in most 32-bit C compilers?
A) 1 byte
B) 2 bytes
C) 4 bytes
D) 8 bytes
Answer: C
Explanation: Typically, int is 4 bytes on 32-bit systems.
3. Which of the following is a valid variable name in C?
A) 1stNumber
B) first_number
C) first-number
D) first number
Answer: B
Explanation: Variable names must start with a letter or underscore, no spaces/hyphens.
4. What is the correct way to declare an array of 10 integers in C?
A) int arr = 10;
B) int arr;
C) integer arr;
D) arr int;
 Answer: B
Explanation: int arr; declares an integer array of size 10.
5. Which statement is used to exit a loop prematurely?
A) continue
B) exit
C) break
D) stop
Answer: C
Explanation: break terminates the nearest enclosing loop.
6. What does the sizeof operator do?
A) Determines the value of a variable
B) Returns the number of bytes occupied by a data type or variable
C) Allocates memory dynamically
D) Compares size of two variables
Answer: B
Explanation: sizeof returns memory size in bytes.
7. Which keyword is used to define a constant variable?
A) define
B) const
C) constant
D) static
Answer: B
Explanation: const makes a variable read-only.
8. What is a pointer in C?
A) A variable that stores the address of another variable
B) A variable that stores a value
C) A function
D) A keyword for iteration
Answer: A
Explanation: Pointers hold memory addresses.
9. What is the output of the following code?

int a = 5;
printf("%d", a++);

A) 5
B) 6
C) 0
D) Garbage value
Answer: A
Explanation: Post-increment returns the current value then increments.
10. How do you declare a function in C that takes no arguments and returns an integer?
A) int func(void);
B) void func(int);
 C) int func();
D) func int();
Answer: A
Explanation: int func(void); declares a function with no parameters returning int.
11. Which loop will always execute at least once?
A) for
B) while
C) do-while
D) switch
Answer: C
Explanation: do-while executes the loop body before checking condition.
12. What does the following statement do?

char str;

A) Declares a string of length 10

B) Declares a character array with 10 elements
C) Reserves 10 integers for characters
D) Creates a pointer to char
Answer: B
Explanation: Declares a char array with 10 elements, used as a string.
13. Which of the following is the correct syntax to open a file for reading?
A) fopen("file.txt", "w");
B) fopen("file.txt", "r");
C) fopen("file.txt", "a");
D) fopen("file.txt", "x");
Answer: B
Explanation: "r" mode opens a file for reading.
14. What does the following structure represent?

struct Point {
int x;
int y;
};

A) A pointer to an integer
B) A data type representing a 2D point with coordinates x and y
C) An array
D) A constant variable
Answer: B
Explanation: Defines a structured data type with 2 integer members.
15. What keyword is used to define a union?
A) struct
B) union
 C) class
D) enum
Answer: B
Explanation: union stores different data types in the same memory location.
16. Which operator is used to access structure members via pointer?
A) . (dot)
B) & (address of)
C) -> (arrow)
D) * (dereference)
Answer: C
Explanation: -> accesses members via a pointer to a structure.
17. Which preprocessor directive is used to prevent multiple inclusions of the same header
file?
A) #include_once
B) #pragma_once
C) #ifndef / #define / #endif
D) #safe_include
Answer: C
Explanation: Conditional inclusion avoids duplicate inclusion.
18. What is the value of *p if int *p; int x = 10; p = &x; ?
A) Address of x
B) 10
C) Garbage value
D) Null pointer
Answer: B
Explanation: *p dereferences pointer p to get value of x.
19. What does the break statement do inside a switch block?
A) Exits the switch block
B) Continues to next case
C) Terminates the program
D) Skips the next statement
Answer: A
Explanation: break stops further case execution.
20. Which of the following correctly declares a function pointer?
A) int (*fptr)(int, int);
B) int fptr*(int, int);
C) int *fptr(int, int);
D) pointer int fptr(int, int);
Answer: A
Explanation: Function pointer syntax requires parentheses around *fptr.
21. What is the purpose of the main() function?
A) It's the program entry point
B) It is a library function
C) It returns nothing
 D) It compiles the program
Answer: A
Explanation: main() serves as the program start location.
22. How do you pass an array to a function in C?
A) By value
B) Directly by name which decays to pointer
C) By returning the array
D) Arrays cannot be passed
Answer: B
Explanation: Array names act as pointers; thus, passed by reference.
23. What is the return type of malloc() in C?
A) void
B) int*
C) void*
D) char*
Answer: C
Explanation: malloc() returns a void* pointer.
24. How is an integer pointer declared?
A) int p*;
B) int* p;
C) *int p;
D) pointer int p;
Answer: B
Explanation: The correct syntax to declare pointer to int is int* p;.

25. What will the following code print?

int a = 5, b = 3;
printf("%d", a / b);

A) 1.666
B) 1
C) 2
D) 0
Answer: B
Explanation: Integer division does integer truncation, so 5/3=1.

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Topic 5: Pointers, Strings, Functions, Preprocessor, Structures, Unions, Bit-fields,

Files in C

Pointers and Strings

1. What does the expression *ptr mean if ptr is a pointer?
A) Address of ptr
B) Value stored at the memory address ptr points to
C) Pointer to ptr
D) Null pointer
Answer: B
Explanation: *ptr dereferences pointer to access the value.
2. Which of the following is a NULL pointer constant in C?
A) 0
B) NULL
C) Both A and B
D) None of the above
Answer: C
Explanation: Both 0 and the macro NULL represent null pointers.
3. How do you declare a pointer to an integer?
A) int *p;
B) int p*;
C) *int p;
D) pointer int p;
Answer: A
Explanation: Syntax int *p; declares p as pointer to int.
4. Which function in <string.h> is used to copy one string into another?
A) strcpy()
B) strcat()
C) strcmp()
D) strlen()
Answer: A
Explanation: strcpy(dest, src) copies source string to destination.
5. What is printed by the code?

char str[] = "Hello";

printf("%c", *(str + 1));
A) H
B) e
C) l
D) o
Answer: B
Explanation: str+1 points to 'e', so dereferencing prints 'e'.
6. How is the string length calculated using C standard library?
A) size()
B) count()
C) strlen()
D) length()
Answer: C
Explanation: strlen() returns the length of a null-terminated string.
7. If char *p = "Hello";, what type of string literal is "Hello"?
A) Mutable string stored in heap
B) Immutable string stored in read-only memory
C) Array of integers
D) Pointer to integer
Answer: B
Explanation: String literals are usually stored as immutable in read-only memory.
8. What is the purpose of the const qualifier with pointers?
A) To mark pointer as constant address
B) To mark pointed value as constant
C) Both (A) and (B) depending on placement
D) No effect
Answer: C
Explanation: const int *p means data pointed is constant. int * const p means pointer is
constant.
9. What will printf("%s", ptr); output if ptr is a pointer to char?
A) Address of ptr
B) String starting at ptr
C) Garbage value
D) Size of string
Answer: B
Explanation: %s prints a null-terminated string starting at pointer address.
10. Which of these declarations defines a pointer to a function returning int?
A) int (*fptr)();
B) int fptr*();
C) int *fptr();
D) void *fptr();
Answer: A
Explanation: int (*fptr)(); declares a pointer to function returning int.
Functions
11. What is the correct way to declare a function in C that returns nothing and takes no
arguments?
A) void func();
B) int func();
C) void func(void);
D) func();
Answer: C
Explanation: void func(void); explicitly declares no parameters.
12. Which of the following correctly passes a pointer to function for modification?
A) Pass by value
B) Pass pointer to the address
C) Pass pointer by reference is not in C
D) Pass by const value
Answer: B
Explanation: Pass pointer to allow modification of original data.
13. What will a recursive function require to stop?
A) Base condition
B) Global variable
C) Infinite loop
D) Static variable
Answer: A
Explanation: Base condition stops recursion.
14. Which of the following is a valid function prototype?
A) void func(int);
B) func void int;
C) int func{int a};
D) void func[];
Answer: A
Explanation: Proper prototype includes return type, name, and parameter types.
15. What happens if a function is called without a prototype in C?
A) Compiler assumes function returns int
B) Compilation error
C) Function is inlined
D) Program crashes
Answer: A
Explanation: Without prototype, "implicit int" assumed (in older C).

Preprocessor Directives
16. What does #define do?
A) Declares variables
B) Defines constants or macros before compilation
C) Defines functions
 D) Includes files
Answer: B
Explanation: #define replaces text macros during preprocessing.
17. What will happen if header files are included multiple times without guards?
A) Program runs slower
B) Compilation error due to redefinition
C) Program runs normally
D) Creates infinite loops
Answer: B
Explanation: Redefinitions cause compile errors, solved by header guards.
18. Which directive is used to conditionally compile code?
A) #undef
B) #if, #ifdef, #ifndef
C) #include
D) #error
Answer: B
Explanation: Conditional directives compile code based on conditions.
19. What does the #include <stdio.h> directive do?
A) Copies header contents inline during compile
B) Imports runtime libraries
C) Declares main function
D) Loads OS kernel
Answer: A
Explanation: Copies the content of stdio.h header into source on preprocessing.
20. How do you undefine a macro?
A) #define macro 0
B) #undef macro
C) #remove macro
D) #undefine macro
Answer: B
Explanation: #undef removes macro definitions.

Structures, Unions & Bit-fields

21. What is the size of a union containing int and char?
A) Size of the smallest member
B) Sum of sizes of members
C) Size of the largest member
D) Size of all combined plus padding
Answer: C
Explanation: Union size is that of its largest member.
22. What is bit-field in a structure?
A) Field that stores multiple bits in a single integer member
B) Pointer field
C) Array inside struct
 D) Dynamic memory field
Answer: A
Explanation: Bit-fields allow packing multiple flags or small values efficiently.
23. Which keyword is used to declare a structure?
A) class
B) struct
C) union
D) type
Answer: B
Explanation: struct defines a structure.
24. What is the difference between structure and union?
A) Structures allocate memory for all fields, unions share memory for all fields
B) Unions allocate separate memory for each member
C) Structures don’t allow multiple data types
D) Structures are faster than unions
Answer: A
Explanation: Structures allocate sum of member sizes; unions only use the size of largest.
25. How do you access structure members?
A) Using * operator
B) Using dot (.) operator for variables, arrow (->) for pointers
C) Using & operator
D) Using bracket [] operator
Answer: B
Explanation: Use dot for variables, arrow for pointer-to-struct.

File Handling in C
26. What does fopen("file.txt", "w") do?
A) Open the file for reading
B) Open for writing, creates or truncates
C) Append to file
D) Read file contents
Answer: B
Explanation: "w" opens file for writing; creates new or truncates existing.
27. Which function closes an open file in C?
A) fclose()
B) close()
C) fileclose()
D) finish()
Answer: A
Explanation: fclose() closes and frees file resources.
28. Which mode opens a file for append in C?
A) "a"
B) "w"
C) "r"
 D) "x"
Answer: A
Explanation: "a" mode appends data at end of file.
29. What data type is used to declare file pointers?
A) FILE
B) file
C) fp_type
D) file_ptr
Answer: A
Explanation: C defines a FILE type for file streams.
30. Which function reads a string from a file?
A) fread()
B) fscanf()
C) fgets()
D) getc()
Answer: C
Explanation: fgets() reads string line by line from file.

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Topic 6: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), Mechanic Language Programming,

Templates, Multi-threading, Exceptions, Classes/Objects, Intro to C++/Java

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts

1. What is encapsulation in OOP?
A) Hiding internal details and exposing only necessary parts
B) Creating new class from existing class
C) Polymorphic method calls
D) Looping through objects
Answer: A
Explanation: Encapsulation bundles data and methods and hides details from outside
access.
2. Inheritance allows:
A) Creating new data types from scratch
B) Creating a new class based on existing one to reuse code
C) Accessing private members of other classes
D) Writing functions without arguments
Answer: B
Explanation: Inheritance enables subclasses to inherit properties from parent classes.
3. Polymorphism means:
A) One interface, multiple implementations
B) Multiple inheritance
C) Overloading variables
D) Using pointers
Answer: A
Explanation: Polymorphism allows objects to be treated as instances of their parent class
with different behaviors.
4. Which of these is NOT an OOP principle?
A) Encapsulation
B) Polymorphism
C) Recursion
D) Inheritance
Answer: C
Explanation: Recursion is a programming technique, not a core OOP principle.
5. Which visibility specifier in C++ allows access only inside the class?
A) public
B) private
C) protected
D) visible
Answer: B
Explanation: Private members are accessible only within the class itself.
6. What is method overloading?
A) Same method name, different parameters in the same class
B) Multiple methods with same name and parameters
C) Overriding a method in subclass
D) None of these
Answer: A
Explanation: Overloading allows methods with same name but different parameters.
7. Which keyword is used to inherit in C++?
A) inherits
B) extends
C) : (colon)
D) base
Answer: C
Explanation: C++ uses the colon syntax to inherit (e.g., class Derived : public Base)
 8. What is the concept of abstraction?
A) Hiding complexity and showing only essential details
B) Using loop structures
C) Accessing private data
D) Writing procedural code
Answer: A
Explanation: Abstraction focuses on necessary details while hiding complexity.

Mechanic Language Programming (Typically refers to low-level or machine level

concepts)
9. Mechanic language programming primarily involves:
A) High-level languages like Python
B) Assembly and machine code programming
C) Web design languages
D) Database query languages
Answer: B
Explanation: Mechanic language programming is manual, low-level coding close to
machine.
10. Which is used to convert source code to machine code in mechanic languages?
A) Compiler
B) Assembler
C) Interpreter
D) Linker
Answer: B
Explanation: Assembler translates assembly code to machine code.

Template Functions and Classes (C++)

11. What is the purpose of a template in C++?
A) To allow creating functions or classes for any data type
B) To define the size of integers
C) To manage memory allocation
D) To write inline functions
Answer: A
Explanation: Templates enable generic programming allowing reusable code.
12. How do you declare a template function?
A) template<typename T> void func(T a);
B) template func(T a);
C) function template<typename T>
D) typename template func(T a);
Answer: A
Explanation: template<typename T> declares a function template.
13. Which of the following instantiates a template class for int?
A) MyClass<int> obj;
B) MyClass obj<int>;
 C) class<int> MyClass;
D) int<MyClass> obj;
Answer: A
Explanation: Proper syntax to instantiate a template class.

Multi-threading
14. What is a thread?
A) Single path of execution within a process
B) A CPU core
C) Network connection
D) File descriptor
Answer: A
Explanation: Threads are the smallest units of execution.
15. Which C++ library supports threading?
A) <thread>
B) <iostream>
C) <vector>
D) <math>
Answer: A
Explanation: <thread> provides thread support.
16. What is a race condition?
A) Proper thread synchronization
B) Multiple threads competing unsafely for shared data
C) Highest speed execution of thread
D) None of the above
Answer: B
Explanation: Race conditions cause unpredictable results due to concurrent data access.
17. Which mechanism can prevent race conditions?
A) Mutex (mutual exclusion)
B) Goto statements
C) Recursion
D) Template functions
Answer: A
Explanation: Mutexes ensure exclusive thread access to resources.

Exceptions
18. What is the purpose of exception handling?
A) To handle runtime errors in a controlled manner
B) To write faster code
C) To allocate memory
D) To expand code
Answer: A
Explanation: Exceptions handle errors gracefully instead of crashing.
19. Which keywords are used for exception handling in C++?
A) try, catch, throw
B) if, else, switch
C) malloc, free
D) define, include
Answer: A
Explanation: try wraps code, throw signals exception, catch handles it.
20. What is thrown when an exception occurs?
A) An error code
B) An object or value representing error or condition
C) A pointer
D) Null
Answer: B
Explanation: Exceptions throw objects or values describing the error.

Classes and Objects in C++ / Java

21. What is an object?
A) Instance of a class with state and behavior
B) Class definition
C) Function pointer
D) Data type
Answer: A
Explanation: Objects are real instances embodying class properties.
22. Which keyword creates an object in Java?
A) new
B) malloc
C) make
D) create
Answer: A
Explanation: new allocates memory and calls constructor for Java objects.
23. What is a constructor?
A) Special method to initialize objects when created
B) A global variable
C) A function that returns values
D) A loop type
Answer: A
Explanation: Constructor runs at instantiation to initialize.
24. Which access modifier in Java allows visibility only within the package?
A) public
B) private
C) protected
D) default (no modifier)
Answer: D
Explanation: Default (no modifier) allows package-level access.
25. What is method overriding?
A) Redefining a method in a subclass with the same signature as a superclass
B) Creating multiple methods with same name but different parameters
C) Defining new methods
D) Overloading variables
Answer: A
Explanation: Overriding changes superclass method behavior in subclass.

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Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

1. Which of the following is NOT true about abstraction?
A) It hides complexity
B) It shows only relevant details
C) It involves bundling data and methods
D) It complicates program design
Answer: D
Explanation: Abstraction simplifies design by hiding unnecessary details.
2. Which access specifier in C++ allows access to derived classes but not to outside
world?
A) private
B) protected
C) public
D) default
Answer: B
Explanation: Protected members are accessible within the class and subclasses.
3. What is dynamic polymorphism?
A) Method overloading
B) Method overriding via virtual functions
C) Operator overloading
D) Static binding
 Answer: B
Explanation: Dynamic polymorphism utilizes virtual functions for runtime method selection.
4. Which C++ keyword is used to prevent a class from being inherited?
A) final
B) abstract
C) virtual
D) static
Answer: A
Explanation: final in C++11 prevents inheritance.
5. What is the significance of the virtual keyword in C++?
A) Marks destructor as virtual
B) Ensures late binding for polymorphism
C) Allocates virtual memory
D) Static members declaration
Answer: B
Explanation: Virtual functions support dynamic dispatch.
6. What is the default inheritance type in C++ when none is specified?
A) public
B) private
C) protected
D) final
Answer: B
Explanation: For classes, inheritance is private by default.
7. What happens if a class has at least one pure virtual function?
A) It is an abstract class and cannot be instantiated
B) It has default constructors
C) It can only be inherited privately
D) No effect
Answer: A
Explanation: Pure virtual functions make the class abstract.
8. Which of the following cannot be inherited?
A) Constructors
B) Public methods
C) Protected data members
D) Public data members
Answer: A
Explanation: Constructors are not inherited by subclass.
9. In Java, which keyword is used to inherit a class?
A) inherits
B) extends
C) implements
D) super
Answer: B
Explanation: extends is used for class inheritance.
10. Which keyword in Java is used to implement interfaces?
A) implements
B) extends
C) interface
D) abstract
Answer: A
Explanation: Classes implement interfaces using implements.
11. Can multiple inheritance be achieved in Java through classes?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Only via abstract classes
D) Through interfaces
Answer: B (for classes), D through interfaces
Explanation: Java does not allow multiple inheritance of classes, but classes can implement
multiple interfaces.
12. In C++, what is a friend function?
A) External function with access to private members
B) Function inside same class
C) Function outside friend class
D) None of the above
Answer: A
Explanation: Friend functions can access private and protected members.
13. What is the role of constructors in OOP?
A) Initialize objects
B) Destroy objects
C) Allocate memory
D) None of these
Answer: A
Explanation: Constructors initialize object data members.
14. Which method is called automatically when an object is destroyed?
A) Destructor
B) Constructor
C) Finalize
D) Dispose
Answer: A
Explanation: Destructor cleans up before object deallocation.
15. Which keyword prevents method overriding in C++?
A) sealed
B) final
C) private
D) static
Answer: B
Explanation: final keyword (C++11) prevents method overriding.
16. What does the super keyword do in Java?
A) Calls superclass constructor or methods
B) Marks method final
C) Defines a new class
D) Returns object reference
Answer: A
Explanation: super refers to superclass members.
17. Which of the following is NOT supported by both Java and C++?
A) Classes
B) Multiple inheritance via class
C) Polymorphism
D) Encapsulation
Answer: B
Explanation: Java does NOT support multiple inheritance via classes.
18. How is method overriding different from overloading?
A) Overriding requires same signature, overloading requires different signatures
B) Overloading is runtime, overriding compile time
C) Overriding only in C++
D) No difference
Answer: A
Explanation: Overriding replaces parent's method with same signature.
19. What is an interface in Java?
A) A class with only abstract methods and constants
B) A class with constructors
C) Class with static members only
D) A real class with objects
Answer: A
Explanation: Interfaces declare methods without implementation.
20. Can an abstract class have constructors?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Depends on language
D) Only if it has no abstract methods
Answer: A
Explanation: Abstract classes can have constructors.

Introductory Programming with C++/Java

21. Which keyword in C++ is used to declare a constant variable?
A) constant
B) final
C) const
D) static
Answer: C
Explanation: const declares constants in C++.
22. In Java, what is the default value of an uninitialized instance variable of type int?
A) Garbage
B) 0
C) Null
D) 1
Answer: B
Explanation: Default numeric values are zero.
23. Which operator is used in C++ for scope resolution?
A) ::
B) .
C) ->
D) :
Answer: A
Explanation: :: resolves scope of members.
24. In C++, which operator is used to allocate memory dynamically?
A) alloc
B) malloc
C) new
D) newalloc
Answer: C
Explanation: new allocates memory on heap.
25. In Java, which exception is checked at compile time?
A) ArithmeticException
B) NullPointerException
C) IOException
D) RuntimeException
Answer: C
Explanation: IOException is a checked exception.
26. Which of these operators is used to access members of a pointer to an object in C++?
A) .
B) ->
C) *
D) &
Answer: B
Explanation: -> accesses member from pointer to object.
27. What keywords can be used to define an enumeration in C++?
A) enum
B) enumeration
C) enum class (C11)
D) Both A and C
Answer: D
Explanation: Both plain enum and enum class are valid in modern C.
28. Which statement about the this pointer/reference is TRUE?
A) It points to the current object instance
 B) It is a null pointer by default
C) It is valid only in static functions
D) It cannot be used in constructors
Answer: A
Explanation: The this pointer points to invoking object.
29. Which modifier in Java makes a method accessible only within its class?
A) public
B) private
C) protected
D) default
Answer: B
Explanation: Private methods are accessible only inside their class.
30. Which of the following is NOT a valid Java identifier?
A) myVar_1
B) _myVar
C) 1myVar
D) myVar$
Answer: C
Explanation: Identifiers cannot start with a digit.
31. What is the output of the following Java snippet?

System.out.println(10 + 20 + "30");

A) 3030
B) 102030
C) 3030
D) 3030
Answer: B
Explanation: Addition is left to right; numbers add, then concatenated with string.
32. How do you declare an abstract class in Java?
A) abstract class MyClass
B) class abstract MyClass
C) interface MyClass
D) final class MyClass
Answer: A
Explanation: Use abstract before class keyword.
33. What is inheritance syntax in Java?
A) class A inherits B
B) class B extends A
C) class A derives B
D) class A superclass B
Answer: B
Explanation: Java uses extends keyword.
34. Which method signature in C++ indicates a copy constructor?
A) ClassName(ClassName &obj);
B) void ClassName();
C) ClassName* ClassName();
D) ClassName();
Answer: A
Explanation: Copy constructor takes reference to same-class object.
35. Which of the following best describes virtual functions in C++?
A) Functions resolved at compile time
B) Functions resolved at runtime via vtable
C) Static functions
D) Constructors
Answer: B
Explanation: Virtual functions provide runtime polymorphism.
36. In Java, which package is automatically imported by default?
A) java.lang
B) java.util
C) java.io
D) java.net
Answer: A
Explanation: java.lang is always imported automatically.
37. What happens when you try to instantiate an interface in Java?
A) Compile-time error
B) Object is created
C) Runtime error
D) None of these
Answer: A
Explanation: Interfaces cannot be instantiated.
38. Which of the following is NOT a valid constructor in Java?
A) public MyClass()
B) MyClass(int x)
C) void MyClass()
D) private MyClass()
Answer: C
Explanation: Constructors do not have return types, not even void.
39. Which type of inheritance is NOT supported in Java?
A) Single
B) Multiple through interfaces
C) Multiple through classes
D) Multilevel
Answer: C
Explanation: Java does not support multiple class inheritance.
40. What happens if a C++ destructor is declared virtual?
A) Enables proper cleanup of derived objects when deleted via base pointer
 B) Disables destructor
C) Creates default destructor
D) No effect
Answer: A
Explanation: Virtual destructors ensure correct destructor calls.
41. Which keyword in Java ensures a class cannot be inherited?
A) sealed
B) final
C) static
D) protected
Answer: B
Explanation: final class cannot be subclassed.
42. Which concept in OOP allows multiple methods with the same name but different
parameters?
A) Overriding
B) Overloading
C) Polymorphism
D) Abstraction
Answer: B
Explanation: Overloading is compile-time polymorphism.
43. Which of these statements about interfaces in Java 8 is TRUE?
A) Interface methods can have default implementations
B) Interfaces cannot contain fields
C) Interfaces can be instantiated
D) Interfaces can have private constructors
Answer: A
Explanation: Java 8 introduced default methods in interfaces.
44. Which of the following is NOT a primitive data type in Java?
A) int
B) float
C) String
D) boolean
Answer: C
Explanation: String is an object, not primitive.
45. Which of the following is NOT a valid return type for a constructor in C++?
A) int
B) void
C) None (constructor has no return type)
D) ClassName*
Answer: C
Explanation: Constructors never have a return type.
46. Which of the following is true about static members in C++?
A) Static members belong to the class, not objects
B) Static members cannot be accessed outside class
 C) Static members are instantiated once per object
D) Static members cannot be private
Answer: A
Explanation: Static members are shared by all objects of the class.
47. In Java, which exception is thrown when accessing an invalid array index?
A) NullPointerException
B) IndexOutOfBoundsException
C) IOException
D) NumberFormatException
Answer: B
Explanation: IndexOutOfBoundsException indicates illegal index access.
48. Which feature of OOP helps improve code reusability?
A) Encapsulation
B) Inheritance
C) Abstraction
D) Polymorphism
Answer: B
Explanation: Inheritance allows reusing code from parent classes.
49. Which keyword in C++ prevents variables or methods from being overridden?
A) const
B) final (C++11)
C) static
D) virtual
Answer: B
Explanation: final indicates no overriding allowed.
50. Which of the following statements about virtual functions is FALSE?
A) Virtual functions support runtime polymorphism
B) They cannot have default implementation
C) They are declared with virtual keyword
D) Destructor can be virtual
Answer: B
Explanation: Virtual functions can have default implementations.

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