This document contains the questions and instructions for a CS304 final term examination with 32 multiple choice and short answer questions worth a total of 100 marks. The exam allows 150 minutes and covers topics like classes, objects, inheritance, templates, and destructors in C++. Sample questions and code snippets are provided to demonstrate expected concepts.
This document contains the questions and instructions for a CS304 final term examination with 32 multiple choice and short answer questions worth a total of 100 marks. The exam allows 150 minutes and covers topics like classes, objects, inheritance, templates, and destructors in C++. Sample questions and code snippets are provided to demonstrate expected concepts.
This document contains the questions and instructions for a CS304 final term examination with 32 multiple choice and short answer questions worth a total of 100 marks. The exam allows 150 minutes and covers topics like classes, objects, inheritance, templates, and destructors in C++. Sample questions and code snippets are provided to demonstrate expected concepts.
This document contains the questions and instructions for a CS304 final term examination with 32 multiple choice and short answer questions worth a total of 100 marks. The exam allows 150 minutes and covers topics like classes, objects, inheritance, templates, and destructors in C++. Sample questions and code snippets are provided to demonstrate expected concepts.
What is the name of the function that overloads the + operator for the complex class? 1. add 2. complex add 3. + 4. operator + 5. operator
Question No. 2 Marks : 3
Within a member function, the expression *this always refers to
1. the objects passes as an argument to the function
2. the address of an object 3. a temporary object created within the function 4. the object that called the function 5. the object that will be returned from the function
Question No. 3 Marks : 3
Write two classes Customer and Account. Declare Account as a friend class of Customer.
Private data members of Customer class are:
i. cusName ii. cusAddress iii. cusbalance
Private data members of Account class are:
i. AccTitle ii. AccBalance
a) Write parameterized constructors for both classes i.e. Customer and Account, to initialize their data members. For Customer class initialize cusbalance to zero. b) Write a member function of Account class, named setBalance ( ) to assign AccBalance to cusbalance, which is a data member of Customer class. Write a member function for the Customer class, named displaytData ( ) to display the values of Customer’s cusName, cusAddress and cusbalance.
Question No. 4 Marks : 1
Given below is a code snippet:
Class YourClass { private: YourClass(); // other private methods public: // public members } void main() { YourClass *Yclass; Yclass = new YourClass[3]; }
Do you see any problem with the code above?
1. The class name is invalid 2. The public members should be provided above the private members in the class 3. The constructor is declared private but an array is being created in the function main, therefore, the statement will result in an error 4. The array creating syntax is incorrect 5. Return type of main () is not int
Question No. 5 Marks : 1
a) Write a C++ program which creates a class Employee with the following attribute
1. name
This class should have a parameterized constructor and destructor, the getter/setter functions and a virtual member function called pay () that returns the salary of the Employee.
b) Create a class named as Salaried that inherits from class Employee. A Salaried object has the following attribute
1. salary
This class should also have parameterized constructor and default destructor, setter/getter functions and a pay () member function.
c) Similarly, develop a class named as Hourly that inherits from class Employee. An Hourly object is distinguished by the following attributes
1. hours 2. rate This class should also have a parameterized constructor, default destructor, setter/getter functions and a pay () member function. Your program should create objects of Salaried and Hourly classes and then invoke the pay () function of these classes polymorphicly (through Employee Object)
Question No. 6 Marks : 1
The code for an inline function
1. is inserted into the program in the place of each of function call 2. is not generated by the compiler itself, but by the processor 3. takes extra memory 4. occurs only once in the program 5. is merely symbolic; it is not actually executed
Question No. 7 Marks : 1
Write a C++ program to determine the area and perimeter of rectangle according to the length and width entered by the user. Your code should include a template <class T>.
Your rectangle class has the following data member.
1: length 2: width
The area and perimeter should be calculated for each int, float and double type data member. Hence the data member of the class rectangle should be of type Template as well.
Your program should have following member functions of a template <class T>.
1: area (); This member function will calculate the area of the rectangle. The area of a rectangle can be calculated by the following formula:
Area = length * width
2: perimeter ();
This member function will calculate the perimeter of the rectangle where the formula for perimeter of rectangle is
Perimeter = 2 *(length + width)
Area() and perimeter() member functions should return the same type on which the data is manipulating. For example If the area is calculating for a rectangle of int type length and width, then this member function should return an integer number and vice versa.
Take three instances of one of each type of data members’ int, float, and double for the class rectangle in main ().
Also write setter and getter for the data member of the class rectangle.
Question No. 8 Marks : 1
There is a class Student, Which one of the following is a valid destructor for this class 1. Student(); 2. Student(int); 3. ~ Student(); 4. int~ Student(); 5. ~ Student(int);
Question No. 9 Marks : 1
Is there any difference between abstract and base class? If yes, then what is it?
