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    DR B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar CSPC-203, Object Oriented Programming End Semester Examination, Dec 2020

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    Roll No…………………..

    Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar


    B Tech (Computer Science and Engineering)
    CSPC-203, Object Oriented Programming
    End Semester Examination, Dec 2020
    Duration: 02 Hours Max. Marks: 40 Date: 3rd Dec 2020

    Marks Distribution & Mapping of Questions with Course Outcomes (COs)


    Question Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
    Marks 5 10 5 5 5 5 5
    CO No. 4 1 2 2 2 3 4
    Learning Level 3 1 2 2 3 1 2

    Note:
    1. Attempt all the questions.
    2. Write the answers in hard copy (on A4 sheet) using blue/black pen with
    your signature on top left and page number on top right corner of each
    page of the answer booklet.
    3. The time allowed for writing examination is 02 hours. Extra 15 minutes
    are allowed for preparing the PDF file of Answer Booklet and submitting
    it.
    4. Follow the instructions regarding submission of answer booklet as issued
    by the examination section.

    1. Write a program that would read m (number of hats) and n (number of


    boxes) from a file. The program will write the number of ways in the
    file, with which the hats can be placed in boxes where size of box is
    written in an array which represents the number of hats a box can have.
    It should also write in file all possible combinations in which hats can
    be placed in different boxes.
    2. Explain the following with example:
    a. Call by reference vs call by address.
    b. Static function and static variable.
    c. Differentiate between the constant declared with const
    and with preprocessor directive #define.
    d. Give an example of giving the effect of default argument
    without using it.

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    e. Can we use the same name for member function as well
    as outside function? If yes then explain how it can be
    distinguished?
    3. Create a class Chars that could be defined as user-defined
    character array type. Include constructors that will enable us to
    create an uninitialized char array:
    a. Chars s1; // Character array with length 0
    b. Initialize an object with a character array constant at the
    time of creation like Chars s2(“Well done!”);
    c. Include a function that adds two Chars to make a third
    Chars.
    d. Chars C2 = C1 will be perfectly reasonable expression to
    copy one Chars to another.
    e. Write a complete program to test your class to see that it
    does the following tasks:
    i. Creates uninitialized Chars objects.
    ii. Creates objects with Chars constants.
    iii. Concatenates two Chars properly.
    iv. Displays a desired Chars object.
    4. Write a program to overload << operator such that it would take
    two matrices (M1, M2) and display M1’ (transpose), M2’ and
    M1*M2.
    5. Define two classes Oval and circle to represent complete oval and
    circle respectively. Use conversion routine to convert from one
    system to other and vice versa.
    6. Explain the following with example
    a. What are the various ambiguities that arises in multiple
    and multilevel inheritance?
    b. Is there any way to inherit private members of base class
    in derived class? Explain.
    c. What does this pointer point to? What are its applications?
    7. Write a program that can open and read a file and perform
    following tasks:
    a. Count number of lines.
    b. Count number of words.
    c. Count number of characters.
    d. Calculate size of file in terms of number of objects.
    e. Convert the content of file in binary form.
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