This document contains 7 questions regarding object oriented programming in Java. It includes questions about operators like new and static, classes, inheritance, exceptions, layout managers, overloading and overriding methods, input/output, and exception handling. Students are asked to write code for various classes like Shape, Rectangle, Car, Employee, and Student that demonstrate concepts like inheritance, constructors, exceptions, and input validation. They are also asked to write programs to calculate hotel discounts, count digits in an array, and demonstrate method overloading.
This document contains 7 questions regarding object oriented programming in Java. It includes questions about operators like new and static, classes, inheritance, exceptions, layout managers, overloading and overriding methods, input/output, and exception handling. Students are asked to write code for various classes like Shape, Rectangle, Car, Employee, and Student that demonstrate concepts like inheritance, constructors, exceptions, and input validation. They are also asked to write programs to calculate hotel discounts, count digits in an array, and demonstrate method overloading.
This document contains 7 questions regarding object oriented programming in Java. It includes questions about operators like new and static, classes, inheritance, exceptions, layout managers, overloading and overriding methods, input/output, and exception handling. Students are asked to write code for various classes like Shape, Rectangle, Car, Employee, and Student that demonstrate concepts like inheritance, constructors, exceptions, and input validation. They are also asked to write programs to calculate hotel discounts, count digits in an array, and demonstrate method overloading.
This document contains 7 questions regarding object oriented programming in Java. It includes questions about operators like new and static, classes, inheritance, exceptions, layout managers, overloading and overriding methods, input/output, and exception handling. Students are asked to write code for various classes like Shape, Rectangle, Car, Employee, and Student that demonstrate concepts like inheritance, constructors, exceptions, and input validation. They are also asked to write programs to calculate hotel discounts, count digits in an array, and demonstrate method overloading.
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ICS 2201: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING II
Group Exercises Date of Issue:
November 06, 2015
Due Date:
November 20, 2015
Question One i)
What is purpose of new operator as used in Java?
ii)
Explain the role of static keyword in public static void main (String args[])?
iii)
What is default layout for frame and panel?
iv)
Create a base class called shape. It contain two methods get xy value( ) show xy value( ) for accept co-ordinates & to display the same. Create a subclass called rectangle. It also contain a method to display the length & breadth as the rectangle called show xy value( ) using overriding concept.
Question Two i)
What are Access modifiers available in Java Programming Language?
ii)
Differentiate between primitive and non primitive data type in Java
iii)
What is the difference between this() and super()?
iv)
Create a class called car. Initialise the colour and the body to blue and wagon respectively. There should be two constructors. One is the default constructor that creates a blue wagon. The other constructor should take two arguments (colour and body).
Question Three i.
What is an exception? What are their types? Explain how user defined exception clasess can be created
ii.
List and explain any four methods of the MouseListener interface
iii.
Differentiate between static and dynamic binding
iv.
Create a class employee with data members employee (ID, employee name, designation and salary) Write methods getEmployee( ) - To take user input, showGrade( )- to display grade of employee based on salary, showEmployee( ) to display employee details.
Question Four a) b) c) d)
What is the difference between static, final, finally and finalize () in Java Identify and explain the the use of layout managers in Java What is difference between overriding and overloading a method? Write a program that has an overloaded method. The first method should accept no arguments the second method will accept one string & the third method will accept a string & an integer. The first method should display the message welcome to java once. The second method should display the message welcome to polymorphism twice & the third method should display the message welcome to overloading three times.
Question Five Sarova Whitesand Hotel in Mombasa is giving seasonal discount on the total amount to be paid by the person staying at the time of check out. The charge for one day stay is Kshs 5,000.00 per room. The discount will be given as per the following criteria:
Number of days stayed
Discount on total amount
Up to 5 days
10 %
> 5 days and < = 10 days
15 %
> 10 days and < = 20 days
20 %
More than 20 days
25 %
Required: Write a java program that will: a) Input name of guest, total number of days stayed in the hotel. b) Calculate the total amount to be paid and the discount amount. c) Find the net balance to be paid excluding the discount.
Question Six a) What is the use of the keyword Super in Java b) Differentiate between a constructor and a method. c) Define a Student class (roll number, name, percentage). Define a default and parameterized constructor. Create objects using parameterized constructor and display the object count after each object is created. (Use static member and method). Also display the contents of each object. d) Write a Java application that determines and prints the number of odd, even and zero digits in the array.
Question Seven a) Explain the difference between AWT & Swing components b) Explain the following classes: i.
JFrame
ii.
JList
iii.
JLable
iv.
JTextField
v.
JTextArea
c) Explain exception handling in Java
d) Create a class Student with attributes roll no, name, age and course. Initialize values through parameterized constructor. If age of student is not in between 15 and 21 then generate user-defined exception AgeNotWithinRangeException. If name contains numbers or special symbols raise exception NameNotValidException. Define the two exception classes.
