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PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

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1) Answer Q.1 or Q.2, Q.3 or Q.4, Q.5 or Q.6, Q.7 or Q.8.
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3) Neat diagrams must be drawn wherever necessary.

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Q1) a) Justify the meaning of each characteristic of java in the statement ''java
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is simple, architecture -neutral ,portable, interpreted and robust and
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secured programming language.'' [6]
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b) Define String in Java programming. Explain the following operations of

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class string in Java with example.1. To find the length of a string. 2. To

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compare two strings 3. Extraction of character from a string

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c) Define Constructor. Show the example about overloading of default,

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Q2) a) Write a program to print the area of a circle by creating a class named
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'Area' having two methods. First method named as 'setRadius' takes the
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radius of the circle as a parameter and the second method, named as get
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'Area' returns the area of the circle. The radius of circle is entered through
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the keyboard? [6]

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b) Explain the Garbage Collection concept in Java Programming with code

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example. [6]
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c) Explain command line arguments and variable length arguments in Java

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Q3) a) Elaborate the significance of the keyword '' super '' in Java. With code

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c) Create a custom Exception class. You need to consider two integer

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inputs that the user must supply, You will display the sum of the integers

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if and only if the sum is less than 100. If it is not less than 100, throw

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Q4) a) Elaborate on the significance of the keyword '' final'' in java. With code
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Q5) a) Explain different ways to implement Threads in Java? With code example.
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b) Explain the below methods in detail [6]

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Q6) a) Explain the uses of is Alive() and join() methods in the java thread with
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b) Explain the thread life cycle model in Java. [6]

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c) Write a short note on React JS and Angular JS. [6]

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Q7) a) Explain the features of LISP programming. [6]

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b) Explain the following Equality predicates using a suitable example. [6]

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Q8) a) Explain the following functions with suitable examples. [6]
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b) Describe Logical Programming. Enlist its features. Also, list the

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