1. Consider the following class Shoe.

There are several types of shoes; casual, dress, sports, running, and
snow.

public class Shoe{

int shoe_type;
String brandName;
int price;
int color;

//other methods and attributes are not included

}
Which one of the following best describes the error in the above code?

A-The attributes shoe_type and color must be declared String type and price must be declared double.
B-The attribute brandName must be of the type int. Other attributes are fine.
C-The attribute price has to be of type double. Other attributes are fine.
D-The attribute shoe_type has to be of type String. Other attributes are fine.
E-The attribute brandName has to be of type int. Other attributes are fine.

2. Create a class named 'Student' with String variable 'name' and integer variable 'roll_no'. Create a new
object in driver class. Assign the value of roll_no as 2 and that of name as "John" by creating an object
of the class Student.
ss Student{
3. Consider the following class.
public class CrazyArithmetic{
String answer;

public CrazyArithmetic(int a, int b, String operator){

…
}

public CrazyArithmetic(double a, double b, String operator) {

…
}

public String getAnswer(){

return answer;
}
}
Which of the following statements would execute without throwing an error?
I. CrazyArithmetic c1 = new CrazyArithmetic(5.0, 10.0, add);
II. CrazyArithmetic c2 = new CrazyArithmetic(20.0, 8, "/");
III. CrazyArithmetic c3 = new CrazyArithmetic(4, "/");

4. Consider the following Customer class.

public class Customer
{
int custNum;
String firstName;
String lastName;
String homePhone = "";
double totPurchaseAmt = 0;

public Customer(int cNum, String fName, String lName, String hPhone, double
totPurch)
{
custNum = cNum;
firstName = fName;
lastName = lName;
homePhone = hPhone;
totPurchaseAmt = totPurch;
}
 public Customer(int cNum, String fName, String lName, double totPurch)
{
custNum = cNum;
firstName = fName;
lastName = lName;
totPurchaseAmt = totPurch;
}

public Customer(int cNum, String fName, String lName)

{
custNum = cNum;
firstName = fName;
lastName = lName;
}
// other data and methods not shown
}

Which of the following statements will result in a syntax error?

A-Customer greg = new Customer(56246, "Greg", "Johnson");
B-Customer valerie = new Customer(300, "Valerie Sims", "436-945-7020");
C-Customer betty = new Customer(200, "Betty", "Lewis", "446-463-9515");
D-Customer gene = new Customer(199, "Gene", "Shelton", 200.00);
E-Customer joe = new Customer(100, "Joe", "King", "346-238-9435", 200.00);

5.
public class Sport {
public void playGames() {
// code is not included
}
public static void main(String args[] ){
Sport game= null;
game.playGames();
System.out.println(" I played games");
}
}
Which of the following statements are true for the above code?
A-The code will print out: I played games.
B-The code will throw NullPointerException.
C-The code will run without error.
D-The null reference to call the method playGames() causes an error.
E-The variable game can't point to a null value.

6. Consider the following class declaration Student used for an Art Program.
public class Student {
int studentID;
String firstName;
String lastName;
String course1;
String course2;
String course3;

public Student ( int ID, String f_name, String l_name, String cs1, String cs2 ,
String cs3) {
studentID=ID;
firstName =f_name;;
lastName= l_name;
course1=cs1;
course2=cs2;
course3=cs3;
}

public Student ( int ID, String f_name, String l_name, String cs1) {
studentID=ID;
 firstName =f_name;;
lastName= l_name;
course1=cs1;
}

public Student ( int ID, String f_name, String l_name, String cs1, String cs2) {
studentID=ID;
firstName =f_name;
lastName= l_name;
course1=cs1;
course2=cs2;
}
//code for other methods and variables not included
}
Which of the following constructors would create the following objects?
Amy, who registered for Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture.
Anish, who registered for Drawing.

(I)
Student Amy =new Student ( "1", "Amy", "Welly", "Drawing", "Painting", "Sculpture");
Student Anish =new Student ( "23", "Anish", "Shah", "Drawing");
(II)
Student Amy =new Student ( 1,"Amy", "Welly", "Drawing", "Painting", "Sculpture");
Student Anish =new Student ( 23,"Anish","Shah", "Drawing");
(III)
Student Amy =new Student ( "1", "Amy", "Drawing", "Painting", "Sculpture");
Student Anish =new Student ( "23", "anish", "shah", "Drawing", "Painting");
(IV)
Student Amy =new Student ( 1,"Welly", "Drawing", "Painting", "Sculpture");
Student Anish =new Student ( 23,"Shah", "Drawing");

7. Consider the following class declaration.

public class Desk {
int height;
int width;
int length;
String color;
boolean isFolding;
String type;

public Desk (){

height=1;
width=1;
length=1;
color="default";
isFolding=False;
type= "default";
}
public Desk (int h, int w, int l, String col){
height=h;
width=w;
length=l;
color=col;
}
// Other methods and code are not included
}
Which of the following can be used to create an object mydesk of the type Desk?
I. mydesk= new Desk(12,15,12, "red");
II. mydesk= new Desk(34,15,22, "pink", True);
III. mydesk= new Desk();
IV. mydesk=Desk.new();

8. Consider the following code to create a pet object.

public class Pet {
String type;
String breed;
 int age;
public Pet (){
}
public Pet (String ptype, String pbreed , int years){
type=ptype;
breed=pbreed;
age=years;
}
public static void main( String args[]) {
//missing code
Pet bD=smallDog;
Pet myDog = new Pet("watch dog","poodle",2);
System.out.println("Type:"+myDog.type+" Breed "+bD.breed+"Age "+ bD.age);
}
}
The output of this code is
Type: watch dog Breed null Age 0
Which of the following would best describe the missing code?
I. Pet smallDog=new Pet("watch dog", "poodle",2);
II. Pet smallDog=new Pet();
III.String smallDog= new String ("poodle");
IV. Pet smallDog;
smallDog=new Pet();

9. Consider the following two class definitions.

public class GameBoard {
int length=0;
int width=0;
public GameBoard (int l, int w){
length=l;
width=w;
}
}

public class Game {

GameBoard board;
String player1;
String player2;
public Game ( GameBoard board, String X String Y){
this.board=board;
player1=X;
player2=Y;
}
public Game ( String X String Y){
player1=X;
player2=Y;
}
// other methods and code are not included.
}
Determine which code segment can be used to create Game object compete on a board object of
type GameBoard of size 15 x 15 pixels for the player objects Ann and Jay.
I.
GameBoard board = new GameBoard (15,15);
Game compete= new Game (Board, "Ann","Jay");
II.
GameBoard board = new GameBoard ();
Game compete= new Game (board, "Ann","Jay");
III.
GameBoard board = new GameBoard (15,15);
Game compete= new Game ("Ann","Jay");
IV.
GameBoard board = new GameBoard (15,15);
Game compete= new Game (board, "Ann","Jay");
10. Consider the following code used by a candy store owner. The store carries 4 x 4 birthday-special
chocolate bars. The store creates custom chocolate bars for special occasions.
public class ChocolateBar {
int length;
int width;

public ChocolateBar (){

length=4;
width=4;
}
public ChocolateBar( int l, int w){
length =l;
width=w;
}
// other methods and code are not included
}
Which if the following constructor calls best describes a way to create objects called small and big of the
type ChocolateBar of the size 4 x 4 and 8 x 8 respectively?

A
ChocolateBar small = new ChocolateBar();
ChocolateBar big =new ChocolateBar(8,8);

B
ChocolateBar small = ChocolateBar();
ChocolateBar big = ChocolateBar(8,8);

C
ChocolateBar small = New chocolateBar();
ChocolateBar big =New chocolateBar(4,4);

D
ChocolateBar small = new ChocolateBar(4,4);
ChocolateBar big =new ChocolateBar();

E
ChocolateBar small = new ChocolateBar();
ChocolateBar big =new ChocolateBar(8);

11. Consider the following code.

public class Employee{
String first;
String last;

public Employee (String fname, String lname){

first=fname;
last=lname;
}
public Employee(){
}

public static void main (String args[]){

// missing code
System.out.println("Employee no.1 is:"+ Emp1.first+ " "+ Emp1.last);
System.out.println("Employee no.2 is:"+ Emp2.first+ " "+ Emp2.last);
System.out.println("Employee no.3 is:"+ Emp3.first+ " "+ Emp3.last);
}
}
The following is the output of this code:
Employee no. 1 is: James Green
Employee no. 2 is: Sheen Blue
Employee no. 3 is: null null

Which of the following answers best describe the code that can replace the missing code?
I.
Employee emp1 = new Employee ("James" , "Green");
Employee emp2 = new Employee ("Sheen" , "Blue");
Employee emp3 = new Employee ("null","null");
II.
Employee emp1 = new Employee ("James" , "Green");
Employee emp2 = new Employee ("Sheen" , "Blue");
Employee emp3 = new Employee (null, null);
III.
Employee emp1 = new Employee ("James" , "Green");
Employee emp2 = new Employee ("Sheen" , "Blue");
Employee emp3 = new Employee ();
IV.
Employee emp1 = new Employee ("James" , "Green");
Employee emp2 = new Employee ("Sheen" , "Blue");
Employee emp3 = New Employee ();
V.
Employee emp1 = new Employee ("James" , "Green");
Employee emp2 = new Employee ("Blue " , " Sheen ");
Employee emp3 = new Employee ();

12. Consider the following code.

public class SnackBox {
String content;
int things;
public SnackBox(){
}
public SnackBox(int count ){
things=count;
}
public SnackBox(String snack , int count){
content=snack;
things=count;
}
}
Which one of the following best describes code for creating the following three SnackBox objects?
An empty object nosnack.
A fewthings object with 5 things in it.
A cookiebox object with eight cookies.

A
SnackBox nosnack = new SnackBox();
SnackBox fewthings = new SnackBox(5);
SnackBox cookiebox = new SnackBox("cookies", 8);

B
SnackBox nosnack = new SnackBox();
SnackBox fewthings = new SnackBox("cookies", 8);
SnackBox cookiebox = new SnackBox(5);

C
SnackBox nosnack = new SnackBox("cookies", 8);
SnackBox fewthings = new SnackBox(5);
SnackBox cookiebox = new SnackBox();

D
SnacKBox nosnack = new Snackbox();
SnaCkBox fewthings = new Snackbox(5);
SnackBox cookiebox = new Snackbox("cookies", 8);
E
SnackBox nosnack = SnackBox();
SnackBox fewthings = SnackBox(5);
SnackBox cookiebox = SnackBox("cookies", 8);
13. Consider the class below.
public class Example{
public int number;
public Example(int n){
number = n;
}
public int getNumber(){
return number;
}
public void setNumber(int n){
number = n;
}
}
In a client class, which of the following will display the number 7?

A
Example e = new Example(5);
System.out.println(e.getNumber(7));

B
Example e = new Example(5);
System.out.println(e.setNumber(7));

C
Example e = new Example(7);
e.getNumber();

D
Example e = new Example(5);
e.setNumber(7);
System.out.println(e.getNumber());

E
Example e = new Example();
e.setNumber(7);
System.out.println(e.getNumber());