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answers for each core topic. This material is designed to cover the full syllabus for a
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Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a paradigm based on the concept of "objects",

which can hold data (attributes) and code (methods). The four pillars of OOP are:

 Encapsulation: Bundling data and the methods that operate on that data into a
single unit (a class). Example: A Car class with properties (color, model) and
methods (drive, brake).

 Abstraction: Hiding complex details and showing only the necessary features.
Example: Using a remote control to operate a TV without knowing the internal
electronics.

 Inheritance: The ability of a new class to acquire properties and methods from an
existing class (parent or superclass). Example: A Truck inherits features from
Vehicle.

 Polymorphism: The ability to take many forms. Methods may be overridden in

child classes or overloaded with different parameters.
Difference between POP and OOP:

Aspect POP OOP

Focus Functions Objects

Code Reuse Limited Extensive (inheritance)

Data Security Less High (encapsulation)

Examples C, Pascal Java

Java:

 Platform-independent (WORA - Write Once Run Anywhere)

 Robust, portable, object-oriented, secure

Important Questions:

1. Q: What is encapsulation?
A: Bundling data and related methods in one unit; restricts direct access to data.

2. Q: How does inheritance promote code reuse?

A: Child classes inherit methods/attributes from parents, avoiding repetition.

Elementary Concept of Objects and Classes

 Class: Blueprint for objects. Defines attributes and behaviors.

 Object: An instance of a class, represents a specific entity.

Example:

class Car {
String color;
void start() { System.out.println("Car started"); }
}

Car is class. myCar = new Car(); makes an object.

Comparison:

Real-World Software
 Blueprint Class

Actual car Object

Questions:

1. Q: What is the difference between a class and an object?

A: Class is a blueprint; an object is a real entity created from it.

Values and Data Types

 Character Sets: ASCII, Unicode

 Tokens: Smallest elements - keywords, identifiers, literals, operators, punctuators

 Data Types:

o Primitive: int, char, boolean, double, etc.

o Non-Primitive: String, Arrays, Classes, Interfaces

Type Conversion: Implicit (automatic), Explicit (using casting)

Questions:

1. Q: Give examples of escape sequences in Java.

A: \n (newline), \t (tab), \ (backslash)

2. Q: What is the default value of int?

A: 0

Operators in Java

 Types: Arithmetic (+, -, *, /, %), Relational, Logical, Assignment, Increment,

Decrement

 Operator Precedence and Associativity governs evaluation order.

 Dot operator (.): Access members

Sample:
int a = 10, b = 3;
int c = a % b; // c = 1

Questions:

1. Q: What operator is used for ‘not equal to’?

A: !=

2. Q: What is the result of 5/2?

A: 2 (integer division)

Input in Java

 Scanner class (import java.util.Scanner): For user input.

o nextInt(), nextDouble(), next(), nextLine(), etc.

 Types of Errors: Syntax, Runtime, Logical

 Comments: // single line, /* multi-line */

Example:

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

int a = sc.nextInt();

Questions:

1. Q: Name a method of the Scanner class to read a double.

A: nextDouble()

Mathematical Library Methods

 Class: Math

 Common Methods: Math.pow(a,b), Math.sqrt(x), Math.abs(x), Math.round(x),

Math.random()

Example:

double res = Math.pow(2,3); // res = 8.0

Questions:

1. Q: Which method returns the maximum of two numbers?

A: Math.max(a, b)

Conditional Constructs in Java

 If, if-else, if-else-if ladder, nested if

 Switch-case-default: Used for selection with multiple options

 Break statement: Exit loop or switch

Example:

if (x > 0) {
// positive
} else {
// not positive
}

Questions:

1. Q: How does the switch statement work?

A: Compares value against possible cases, executes matching case code.

Iterative Constructs in Java

 Loops: for, while, do-while

 Break & continue: Jump statements for controlling loop flow

Example:

for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { System.out.println(i); }

Questions:

1. Q: What is the difference between while and do-while loops?

A: while checks condition before, do-while executes at least once.
Nested For Loops

 Loop inside another loop, used for patterns and matrix operations.

for(int i=1;i<=5;i++)
{
for(int j=1;j<=i;j++) { System.out.print("*"); }
System.out.println();
}

Questions:

1. Q: Write code to print a 3x3 matrix of numbers.

Class as the Basis of Computation

 Attributes: Variables holding state

 Methods: Define behavior and logic

 Primitive vs Composite Types: int vs objects or arrays

Questions:

1. Q: Why are classes sometimes called object factories?

A: Because they provide templates for creating objects.

User-Defined Methods

 Need: Modular code, reusability

 Syntax:

int sum(int a, int b) { return a + b; }

 Overloading: Methods with same name, different parameters

Questions:

1. Q: What is method overloading?

A: Defining multiple methods with the same name but different parameter lists.
Constructors

 Purpose: Initialize objects

 Types: Default, Parameterized, Overloaded

Difference: Constructor initializer; method defines behavior.

Questions:

1. Q: How is a constructor different from a method?

A: Constructor initializes objects and has no return type, methods define operations.

Library Classes & Wrapper Classes

 Wrapper Classes: Integer, Double, Character (convert primitives to objects)

 Useful Methods: parseInt, parseDouble, isDigit

Questions:

1. Q: What does autoboxing mean?

A: Automatic conversion of primitive to respective wrapper class object.

Encapsulation and Inheritance

 Access Specifiers: private, protected, public

 Scope of variables: Class, instance, local

Questions:

1. Q: Name three access specifiers in Java.

A: private, public, protected

Arrays

 Types: 1D, 2D

 Initialization: int[] arr = new int;

  Sorting/Searching: Bubble, Selection (sorting), Linear, Binary (searching)

 Matrix Operations: sum of elements row/column/diagonal

Questions:

1. Q: How to access an element in a 2D array?

A: arr[row][col]

String Handling

 String class: Immutable sequence of characters

 Common Methods: length(), charAt(), substring(), toUpperCase(), equals(),

compareTo(), trim(), etc.

 String array: Array of strings, sorting, searching possible

Questions:

1. Q: Which method returns a substring?

A: substring(int beginIndex, int endIndex)

Computing and Ethics

 Ethical issues: Privacy, copyright, security, cybercrime, hacking, piracy, spam

 Importance: Good ethical practice protects privacy and ensures lawful, safe
computing.

Questions:

1. Q: What is cybercrime?
A: Criminal activities involving computers/networks.

Quality Practice Questions

 Write a Java program to print all prime numbers between 1 and 50.

 Explain with code how switch-case works in Java.

  Differentiate between instance and class variables with code examples.

 Demonstrate bubble sort using an integer array.

This set of notes distills every chapter’s core concept, definition, example, and type of
exam questions for maximum revision depth, as required by the ICSE syllabus. [1]

It's too short, doesn't cover 3 hour session

To create a comprehensive 3-hour revision resource for ICSE Class 10 Computer
Applications (Java), here is an expanded set of revision notes, coverage of all required
chapters, detailed explanations, code examples, solved and unsolved questions (with
answers), and practice tasks. This ensures thorough preparation and maximizes value for
board exams.[2][3][4]

1. Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Detailed Notes

 Paradigms: Understand the difference between Procedure-Oriented (C, Pascal) and

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) (Java, C++).

 OOP Principles:

o Encapsulation: Securing data by wrapping it with methods.

 Example: BankAccount with deposit() and withdraw() methods; balance is

private.

o Abstraction: Hiding implementation details, exposing only the interface.

 Real-life example: TV remote hides inner workings.

o Inheritance: Acquiring properties from another class. Example: Dog inherits

Animal properties.
 o Polymorphism: Treating objects of different classes through the same interface.
Example: printShape(Shape s).

Quick Revision Points

 OOP solves complex problems using real-world modeling.

 Java’s OOP: robust, portable, platform-independent.

Practice Q&A

 Q: Define polymorphism with an example.

o A: Ability of the same method to behave differently in different classes;

example: toString() in different class objects.

 Q: What is the main benefit of encapsulation?

o A: Data protection and code modularity.

2. Introduction to Java

Detailed Notes

 Java Features: Simple, object-oriented, secure, robust, architecture-neutral,

portable, high-performance, interpreted, multi-threaded, dynamic.

 Types of Java Programs: Java applets, Java applications.

 Compilation Process:

o Source code (.java) → Compiled by javac (compiler) → Bytecode (.class) →

Interpreted by JVM.

 JVM Advantage: Write Once, Run Anywhere.

Practice Q&A

 Q: What is bytecode? Why is it useful?

o A: Platform-independent code executed by JVM; enables portability.

3. Elementary Concepts of Objects and Classes

Detailed Notes

 Class: A blueprint for objects.

 Object: Instance of a class.

 Attributes and Behaviours: eg. Car (color, speed; start(), stop()).

 Syntax Example:

class Student {
int rollNo;
String name;
void show() {
System.out.println(rollNo + " " + name);
}
}

Practice Q&A

 Q: Difference between object and class?

o A: Class is a blueprint; object is its real-world implementation.

4. Values and Data Types

Detailed Notes

 Character Set: Unicode, ASCII.

 Tokens: Keywords, literals, operators, punctuators, identifiers.

 Primitive Types: int, char, boolean, float, double, byte, short, long.

 Non-Primitive Types: Arrays, classes, interfaces.

 Type Conversion: Automatic (widening), explicit/casting (narrowing).

Practice Q&A

 Q: What is an identifier?

o A: A name given to variables, classes, methods.

5. Operators in Java

Detailed Notes

 Types: Arithmetic (+, -, *, /, %), Relational (==, !=, <, >, <=, >=), Logical (&&,
||, !), Assignment (=, +=, -=), Increment/Decrement (++/--), Conditional, Dot (.).

 Operator Precedence: * / % > + -

 Use of new (object creation), dot for accessing members.

Practice Q&A

 Q: What is the difference between ‘==’ and ‘=‘?

o A: ‘=‘ is assignment, ‘==‘ is comparison.

6. Input in Java

Detailed Notes

 Scanner:

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

int x = sc.nextInt();
String y = sc.next();

 Input Streams; Command Line Arguments.

 Types of errors: Syntax (compile-time), Runtime, Logical.

 Comments: //, /* ... */

Practice Q&A

 Q: How do you use Scanner to input a floating-point number?

o A: sc.nextFloat();
7. Mathematical Library Methods

Detailed Notes

 Math Class methods: Math.sqrt(), Math.pow(), Math.abs(), Math.max(), Math.min(),

Math.round(), Math.ceil(), Math.floor(), Math.random().

 Usage:

int b = Math.max(a, 5);

double r = Math.round(21.6);

Practice Q&A

 Q: Which method generates a random decimal between 0 and 1?

o A: Math.random();

8. Conditional Constructs in Java

Detailed Notes

 If, if-else, if-else-if Ladder, Nested if

 Switch-case-default; break statement

 Menu-driven programs

Example:

int day = 2;
switch(day) {
case 1: System.out.println("Monday"); break;
...
default: System.out.println("Holiday");
}

Practice Q&A

 Q: When is switch-case preferred over if-else-if ladder?

o A: When one variable is compared with multiple constant values.

9. Iterative Constructs in Java

Detailed Notes

 Loops:

o for(initialization; condition; increment)

o while(condition)

o do-while (executes at least once)

 Jump: break and continue.

 Nested Loops: Loop within a loop (commonly for patterns, matrices).

Practice Q&A

 Q: What is the difference between entry-controlled and exit-controlled loop?

o A: Entry-controlled: condition checked before body (for, while); Exit-controlled:

after body (do-while).

10. Nested For Loops

Detailed Notes

 Essential for patterns, matrix processes.

 Example: Print star pattern.

for(int i=1;i<=4;i++){
for(int j=1;j<=i;j++){
System.out.print("*");
}
System.out.println();
}

Practice Q&A

 Q: How to print a multiplication table using nested loops?

o A: Outer loop for rows, inner loop for columns.

11. Constructors

Detailed Notes

 Purpose: Initialize objects.

 Types: Default, parameterized, copy.

 Differences from methods: No return type, same name as class.

 Example:

class Example {
int a;
Example(int x) { a = x; }
}

Practice Q&A

 Q: Can constructors be overloaded?

o A: Yes, by changing parameters.

12. Library Classes & Wrapper Classes

Detailed Notes

 Library classes: Predefined classes; eg. Math, String, Scanner.

 Wrapper classes: Integer, Double, Character (convert between primitives and

objects).

 Auto-boxing/unboxing: Automatic conversion.

Practice Q&A

 Q: Purpose of parseInt() method in Integer class?

o A: Converts a String to int.

13. Encapsulation & Inheritance

Detailed Notes

 Access Specifiers: private, public, protected, default.

 Variables: Instance, static/class, local, parameter.

 Inheritance Syntax:

class Parent {}
class Child extends Parent {}

Practice Q&A

 Q: Name two uses of inheritance.

o A: Code reusability, hierarchical classification.

14. Arrays

Detailed Notes

 1D/2D Declarations:

int[] arr = new int[^2_5];

int[][] mat = new int[^2_3][^2_3];

 Initialization, Traversal, Patterns, Search and Sort (Linear, Bubble,

Selection).

Practice & Code

 Q: Find average value from array.

 Q: Search element (Linear/Binary).

15. String Handling

Detailed Notes

 Strings: Immutable, manipulated using String class methods.

  Common Methods: length(), charAt(), substring(), concat(), equals(), compareTo(),
toUpperCase(), split(), trim(), replace().

 StringBuilder/StringBuffer: For mutable strings.

Practice: Sorting, searching, palindrome detection, case swapping, word

counting.

Example:

String s = "Hello";
System.out.println(s.toUpperCase());

Q&A

 Q: Difference between equals() and == for strings?

o A: equals() compares content, == compares reference.

16. User-Defined Methods

Detailed Notes

 Syntax:

returnType methodName(type var1, ...) {}

 Method Overloading: Multiple methods with the same name, different

parameters.

 Parameters: Formal (define), Actual (call).

 Pass by Value: Java uses pass by value for primitives.

Q&A

 Q: Why use methods?

o A: Code reusability, modularity, easier debugging.

17. Class as Basis of Computation

Detailed Notes

 Member variables (attributes), methods (behaviors)

 Access specifiers, scope, use of this keyword

 Static variables/methods.

18. Computing and Ethics

Detailed Notes

 Data protection, privacy, copyright, security, piracy, hacking, malware,

spam.

 Best practices: Strong passwords, avoid sharing confidential data, respect

copyright, avoid illegal downloads and plagiarism.

Chapter-wise Comprehensive Sample

Questions (Mix of Theory, Coding,
Application)
Chapter: OOP Concepts

 Differentiate between encapsulation and abstraction with examples.

 Write a Java program for demonstrating polymorphism using method overloading.

Chapter: Conditional and Looping Constructs

 Write a Java program to check if a given number is prime.

 Write a menu-driven program for basic arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /).

Chapter: Arrays and Strings

 Write Java code to sort an array.

 Write a program to find whether a string is a palindrome.

Chapter: User-Defined Methods and Classes

 Write a Java class Employee with fields (name, age, salary), create methods to input
and display details.

 Overload the calculate() method for addition (2 numbers, 3 numbers).

Chapter: Computing and Ethics

 Short note on cyber security and data privacy.

 MCQ: What is software piracy?

o a) Illegal copying

o b) Hardware failure

o c) Virus infection

o d) Network errors

Answer: a) Illegal copying

Coding Tasks for Practical Preparation

 Pattern printing using nested loops (triangle, diamond, increasing numbers, etc.)

 Menu-driven programs for practice.

 Programs using Math class methods (roots, powers, etc.)

 Programs involving class inheritance and access specifiers.

 Programs that manipulate strings and arrays using library methods.

 Error correction: Identify and fix the errors in a faulty code snippet.

This material is sufficient for a full 3-hour revision, covering all syllabus points deeply with
examples, explanations, code, and exam-style exercises. [5][3][4][2]

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ICSE Class 10 Computer Applications
(Java) – Topic-wise Revision with Board-
style MCQs
Here are comprehensive revision notes for each major chapter/topic from the ICSE
Computer Applications (Java) syllabus, with carefully designed multiple-choice questions
(MCQs) after each section. These MCQs reflect the style and challenge of board exam
questions to give you thorough practice before your test.

ICSE Class 10 Computer Applications

(Java)
Complete Revision Notes, Key Points, and Board-Style MCQs

Below are comprehensive, topic-wise revision notes for the full syllabus, with at
least 4 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) per major topic, matching ICSE board exam
style. Use these for a structured 3-hour revision session to build strong concepts and
practice exam-style questions.

1. Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Main Features:

 Encapsulation: Wrapping data & methods together (data hiding, security).

 Inheritance: Acquiring properties/methods from another class ( extends).

 Polymorphism: Single interface, many forms (method overriding/overloading).

 Abstraction: Hiding internal implementation; only show essentials.

Vocabulary:

 Object: Instance of a class (real-world entity: car, dog).

 Class: Blueprint/template for objects.

  Method: Group of statements to perform a task.

 Instance variables: Per-object; Local variables: Within method; Class

variables: With static.

Why OOP?

 Helps manage code for big projects by modeling real-world relationships. [21]

2. Introduction to Java & Java Basics

 Java: Object-Oriented, robust, portable, WORA (Write Once, Run Anywhere).

 Bytecode: Java code compiled by javac to .class, run by JVM.

 JDK vs JRE: JDK for development, JRE for running Java programs.

 Basic Syntax: Statements end with ;, main class, public static void main(String[] args).

3. Values and Data Types

 Primitive Types: int, double, boolean, char, byte, short, long, float.

 Non-Primitive: Arrays, Strings, Classes, Objects.

 Literal: Fixed value (10, 'A', true).

 Type Conversion: Implicit (widening), Explicit (casting).

 Identifiers: Names for classes, variables, etc.

Escape sequences: \n (newline), \t (tab).

4. Operators in Java

 Arithmetic: +, -, *, /, %

 Relational: ==, !=, >, <, >=, <=

 Logical: &&, ||, !

 Assignment: =, +=, -=, etc.

 Increment/Decrement: ++, --

 Conditional (Ternary): condition ? expr1 : expr2

 Dot (.) Operator: To access members.

5. User-Defined Methods
  Need: Avoid repetition, modularity, cleaner code.

 Syntax:

returnType methodName(type param1, ...) {

// statements
}

 Method Overloading: Same method name, different parameters.

 Parameters: Formal (definition), Actual (calling).

 Return statement: Ends method with a value.

6. Input in Java

 Scanner class: for reading user input (java.util.Scanner).

o nextInt(), nextFloat(), nextLine(), next(), etc.

 Sample Code:

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

int a = sc.nextInt();
String s = sc.next();

 Error Types: Syntax (compile-time), Runtime, Logical.

7. Mathematical Library Methods

 The Math class is used for mathematical operations.

 Common methods:

o Math.abs(x), Math.sqrt(x), Math.max(a,b), Math.min(a,b), Math.pow(a, b), Math.round(x),

Math.random() (0.0 to 1.0, not including 1).

8. Conditional Constructs in Java

 If, if-else, if-else-if ladder, nested if: Decision making.

 Switch-case: Multi-way branching, compares one variable with constants.

 Break statement: Exits loop/switch.

Sample:

if (marks >= 40) {

System.out.println("Pass");
} else {
System.out.println("Fail");
}

switch(day) {
case 1: ... break;
default: ...
}

9. Iterative Constructs in Java

 Loops: for, while, do-while

 Break/continue: Alter loop flow.

 Nested loops: Loop inside a loop (e.g., for printing patterns).

Entry-controlled: for, while; Exit-controlled: do-while.

10. Nested For Loops

 Purpose: Patterns, tables, matrix logic.

 Format:

for (int i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

for (int j = 1; j <= m; j++) {
// statements
}
}

11. Constructors

 Purpose: Initialize fields when object created.

 Syntax: Same name as class, no return type.

 Types: Default, parameterized (can overload).

 Called automatically when object is made.

12. Library and Wrapper Classes

 Library Classes: Prebuilt Java classes (Math, String, Scanner).

 Wrapper Classes: Object classes for primitives (Integer, Double, Character, Boolean).

 Autoboxing/Unboxing: Auto conversion between primitive & wrapper.

13. Encapsulation & Inheritance

 Encapsulation: Private data, public methods.

 Inheritance: class B extends A {} (B inherits from A).

 Access Specifiers: private, protected, public.

 Super class, Subclass/Child Class.

14. Arrays

 1D Array: List-like, int[] a = new int;[22]

 2D Array: Matrix-like, int[][] b = new int;[23][24]

 Initialization, Traversal, Sum, Search (linear/binary), Sorting

(bubble/selection).

15. String Handling

 String: Sequence of characters, immutable.

 String handling: Length, concatenation, extraction, search (indexOf), comparison

(equals, compareTo), case conversion, substring, replace, toCharArray.

 StringBuilder/StringBuffer: Mutable strings.

16. Computing and Ethics

 Issues: Data privacy, copyright, licensing, plagiarism, hacking, cybercrimes,

software piracy.

 Good practice: Citing sources, using genuine software, respecting privacy, secure
passwords.

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ICSE CLASS 10 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

(JAVA)
Revision Guide: Notes & Board-Style MCQs

1. Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Notes:

 Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction: definitions, example code,

advantages.

 Vocabulary: object, class, method, instance variable.

 Why OOP: code maintenance, real-world modeling.

MCQs:

1. Which OOP feature binds data and methods together?

a) Inheritance b) Encapsulation c) Polymorphism d) Abstraction
Answer: b) Encapsulation

2. What allows a class to access properties of another class?

a) Inheritance b) Encapsulation c) Abstraction d) Polymorphism
Answer: a) Inheritance
 3. Method overloading is a form of:
a) Encapsulation b) Inheritance c) Polymorphism d) Abstraction
Answer: c) Polymorphism

4. Hiding complexity and showing only the necessary features is:

a) Encapsulation b) Abstraction c) Inheritance d) Polymorphism
Answer: b) Abstraction

2. Introduction to Java & Basics

Notes:

 Java advantages, structure, bytecode/JVM, JDK vs JRE.

MCQs:

1. Java code is first compiled to:

a) Machine code b) Bytecode c) Assembly code d) None
Answer: b) Bytecode

2. Which method is entry point of Java application?

a) start() b) main() c) run() d) execute()
Answer: b) main()

3. Which provides the environment to run Java bytecode?

a) JVM b) JavaC c) IDE d) DOS
Answer: a) JVM

4. What is the extension of Java source file?

a) .jav b) .jv c) .java d) .class
Answer: c) .java

3. Values and Data Types

Notes:
  Primitive types, non-primitives, literals, identifiers, type conversion.

MCQs:

1. Which is not a primitive type in Java?

a) int b) float c) String d) boolean
Answer: c) String

2. The default value of an int variable is:

a) null b) 0 c) "" d) false
Answer: b) 0

3. The smallest integer data type is:

a) byte b) short c) int d) long
Answer: a) byte

4. Which escape sequence inserts a new line?

a) \t b) \n c) \\ d) \r
Answer: b) \n

4. Operators in Java

Notes:

 Types: arithmetic, relational, logical, assignment, increment/decrement,

precedence.

MCQs:

1. Evaluate: 10 + 5 * 2 = ?
a) 30 b) 20 c) 25 d) 15
Answer: c) 20

2. Not equal to operator is:

a) = b) == c) <> d) !=
Answer: d) !=
 3. Logical AND in Java is:
a) & b) && c) || d) !
Answer: b) &&

4. Which operator accesses object attributes?

a) :: b) . c) -> d) :
Answer: b) .

... (And so on for each chapter/topic as detailed in prior responses:

User-defined Methods, Input in Java, Math Methods, Conditionals,
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