Question

a.    chaos theory
b.    virtual insubordination
c.    polymorphism
d.    encapsulation
e.    None of these

Answer 1

c.    polymorphism

Answer 2

Answer: B

Answer 3

Answer 4

1. False  
Explanation: Names should communicate to the human reader the meaning of the value. These identifiers do not communicate the meaning of their values..
2. True
Explanation: Assignment from an integer type to a floating point type can lose information and should be avoided. Some compilers will warn, others may give an error message, but you should avoid this.

Answer 5

D

Answer 6

1. TRUE
2. TRUE
3. TRUE
4. TRUE

Answer 7

b.     x += 4;

Answer 8

Answer: D

Answer 9

False

Answer 10

a) ```
int counts[ 10 ] = {};
```
b) ```
for ( int i = 0; i < 15; i++ )
++bonus[ i ];
```
c) ```
for ( int p = 0; p < 12; p++ )
cin >> monthlyTemperatures[ p ];
```
d) ```
for ( int u = 0; u < 5; u++ )
cout << bestScores[ u ] << '\t';
```

Answer 11

Answer: D

Answer 12

These methods are defined in the Object class and are inherited by all classes. By overriding these methods,
a programmer can define behavior that more closely matches the purpose of the class, rather than using the default behavior as
defined in the Object class.

Answer 13

```
generate(integers.begin(), integers.end(), nextInt);
```

Answer 14

c. They redirect the standard input, output and error streams.

Answer 15

b) IP

Answer 16

c.     null reference.

Answer 17

True

Answer 18

CommandBuilder

Answer 19

Answer 20

a. sentence-style capitalization.

Answer 21

Answer: C

Answer 22

False

Answer 23

b.    catch

Answer 24

Answer: A

Answer 25

Answer: D

Answer 26

```
public Book(String t, String a)
{
    title = t;
    author = a;
    setISBN(null);
    setYearPublished(0);
}
public Book(String t, String a, String i, int y)
{
        title = t;
        author = a;
        setISBN(i);
        setYearPublished(y);
    }
    public Book(Book original)
    {
        if(original == null)
        {
            System.out.println("Fatal error");
            System.exit(0);
        }
        title = original.title;
        author = original.author;
        ISBN = original.ISBN;
        yearPublished = original.yearPublished;
    }
```

Answer 27

a) DataSource

Answer 28

a) Anchoring

Answer 29

Answer: D

Answer 30

c.    str1.equals(str2)

Answer 31

```
 1      
2      // Create GUI for an alarm clock
3      import javax.swing.*;
4      import java.awt.*;
5      import java.awt.event.*;
6      import javax.swing.border.*;
7
8      public class AlarmClock extends JFrame
9      {
10             private JButton hourJButton, minuteJButton, secondJButton,
11                    onJButton, offJButton, timerJButton;
12             private JPanel ampmJPanel;
13             private JRadioButton amJRadioButton, pmJRadioButton;
14             private JLabel timeJLabel, snoozeJLabel;
15
16             // no-argument constructor
17             public AlarmClock()
18             {
19                    createUserInterface();
20             }
21
22             // create and position GUI components; register event handlers
23             private void createUserInterface()
24             {
25                    // get content pane and set layout to null
26                    Container contentPane = getContentPane();
27                    contentPane.setLayout( null );
28
29                    // set up hourJButton
30                    hourJButton = new JButton();
31                    hourJButton.setText( "HOUR" );
32                    hourJButton.setBounds( 0, 0, 84, 46 );
33                    contentPane.add( hourJButton );
34
35                    // set up minuteJButton
36                    minuteJButton = new JButton();
37                    minuteJButton.setBounds( 84, 0, 84, 46 );
38                    minuteJButton.setText( "MINUTE" );
39                    contentPane.add( minuteJButton );
40
41                    // set up secondJButton
42                    secondJButton = new JButton();
43                    secondJButton.setBounds( 168, 0, 84, 46 );
44                    secondJButton.setText( "SECOND" );
45                    contentPane.add( secondJButton );
46
47                    //set up onJButton
48                    onJButton = new JButton();
49                    onJButton.setBounds( 252, 0, 56, 46 );
50                    onJButton.setText( "ON" );
51                    contentPane.add( onJButton );
52
53                    // set up offJButton
54                    offJButton = new JButton();
55                    offJButton.setBounds( 308, 0, 56, 46 );
56                    offJButton.setText( "OFF" );
57                    contentPane.add( offJButton );
58
59                    // set up timeJLabel
60                    timeJLabel = new JLabel();
61
62
63
64
65                    timeJLabel.setOpaque( true );
66                    timeJLabel.setHorizontalAlignment( JLabel.CENTER );
67                    contentPane.add( timeJLabel );
68
69                    // set up the ampm JLabel
70                    ampmJPanel = new JPanel();
71                    ampmJPanel.setLayout( null );
72                    ampmJPanel.setBorder( new TitledBorder(
73                            new EtchedBorder( EtchedBorder.LOWERED ), "AM/PM" ) );
74                    ampmJPanel.setBounds( 132, 56, 90, 80 );
75                    contentPane.add( ampmJPanel );
76
77                    // set up amJRadioButton
78                    amJRadioButton = new JRadioButton();
79                    amJRadioButton.setText( "AM" );
80                    amJRadioButton.setBounds( 20, 18, 50, 30 );
81                    ampmJPanel.add( amJRadioButton );
82
83                    // set up pmJRadioButton
84                    pmJRadioButton = new JRadioButton();
85                    pmJRadioButton.setText( "PM" );
86                    pmJRadioButton.setBounds( 20, 40, 50, 30 );
87                    ampmJPanel.add( pmJRadioButton );
88
89                    // set up timerJButton
90                    timerJButton = new JButton();
91                    timerJButton.setBounds( 256, 76, 80, 50 );
92                    timerJButton.setText( "Timer" );
93                    contentPane.add( timerJButton );
94
95                    // set up snoozeJLabel
96                    snoozeJLabel = new JLabel( "SNOOZE" );
97                    snoozeJLabel.setBounds( 0, 150, 364, 46 );
98                    snoozeJLabel.setText( "SNOOZE" );
99                    snoozeJLabel.setBorder( new LineBorder( Color.BLACK ) );
100                  snoozeJLabel.setHorizontalAlignment( JLabel.CENTER );
101                  contentPane.add( snoozeJLabel );
102
103                  // set properties of application’s window
104                  setTitle( "Alarm Clock" ); // set title bar text
105                  setSize( 374, 226 );       // set window size
106                  setVisible( true );        // display window
107
108           } // end method createIserInterface
109
110           // main method
111           public static void main( String args[] )
112           {
113                  AlarmClock application = new AlarmClock();
114                  application.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
115
116           } // end method main
117
118   } // end class AlarmClock
```

Answer 32

```
#include <stack>
#include <list>
using namespace std;
stack<double, list<double> > myStack;
```

Be certain the closing pair of > symbols are separated by a space. Otherwise the
compiler will see an extraction operator >>.

Answer 33

b.    function templates

Answer 34

Answer: B

Answer 35

b. in parallel

Answer 36

textcontent

Answer 37

```
public boolean larger(double num1, double num2)
{
   return (num1 > num2);
}

```

Answer 38

b) Forward declaration
d) Placing a declaration of one class prior to the definition of the other.

Answer 39

    A) set  

Answer 40

a.    3.452211903e09

Answer 41

Please follow these steps in order to complete the given criteria:-

Step1)
a) Log into the MYSQL monitor with your root account.
b) Enter the following command to create a database named baseball_stats:
mysql> CREATE DATABASE baseball_stats;
c) After that you see "Query OK" message, then enter the following command to select the baseball_stats database:
mysql> use baseball_stats;
d)After that you see that "Database changed" message, then type the following command to ensure the selected database:
mysql> SELECT DATABASE();

Step 2)
a) Return to the MySQL Monitor and create the table teamstats:
mysql> CREATE TABLE teamstats( Team varchar(50), G int, AB int, B int AVG float);
b)After that you see "Query OK" message, then enter the following command to display the structure of the new table:
mysql> DESCRIBE teamstats;

c) Enter the following SQL statement which return the team and home run leader fields for the teams:
mysql>SELECT team, G FROM teamstats
-> INTO OUTFILE 'path/hrleaders.txt'
-> FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\t'
-> LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';
d) Enter Load data statement that insert records from team_stats.txt file into the hrleaders table:
mysql> LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE 'path/team_stats.txt'
-> INTO TABLE hrleaders;

e)After that you see "Query OK" message, then enter the following command to view all the records in teamstats table:
mysql> SELECT * FROM hrleaders;

mysql> SHOW TABLES;

Step 3) NOw run these Queries
a) Return to the MySQL Monitor and enter the following statement, which return the team G(games played), and AB(at bats) fields from table teamstats:
mysql> SELECT team, G, AB FROM hrleaders;

Answer 42

Answer: D

Answer 43

b) read/write lock; the protected resource is often accessed without being altered

Answer 44

C. The program has a compilation error because class A does not have a default constructor.
D. The program would compile and run if you change A a to A a(5)

Answer 45

1) T
2) T
3) F
4) F
5) F