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    This document contains a 7 question test on object-oriented design and Java concepts. The questions cover topics like class relationships, package structures, encapsulation, and modularity. Students are asked to identify code snippets that demonstrate these concepts, define classes based on a class diagram, and refactor code to better implement encapsulation.

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    This document contains a 7 question test on object-oriented design and Java concepts. The questions cover topics like class relationships, package structures, encapsulation, and modularity. Students are asked to identify code snippets that demonstrate these concepts, define classes based on a class diagram, and refactor code to better implement encapsulation.

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    This document contains a 7 question test on object-oriented design and Java concepts. The questions cover topics like class relationships, package structures, encapsulation, and modularity. Students are asked to identify code snippets that demonstrate these concepts, define classes based on a class diagram, and refactor code to better implement encapsulation.

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    OODJ Test Page 1 of 4

    Answer all questions (25 marks)

    Questions 1 (1 mark)

    What is the result when this code is executed?

    a) 3
    b) 321
    c) 123
    d) The code runs with no output

    Questions 2 (1 mark)

    Which Man class properly represents the relationship “Man has a best friend who is a
    Cat”?

    a) class Man extends Cat{}


    b) class Man implements Cat{}
    c) class Man { private BestFriend cat; }
    d) class Man { private Cat bestFriend; }

    Level 2 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation


    OODJ Test Page 2 of 4

    Questions 3 (1 mark)

    The image represents a complete package structure for a set of classes: “com” is the
    beginning of the fully qualified package name for all classes.

    Given this package structure, insert the code needed to make the car class compile and
    run successfully. All the three placeholders must be filled. If fewer than three
    statements are needed, use the “//blank” option.

    a) package com.foo.bar.blatz;
    package com.bar.*;
    import com.foo.bar.Book;
    b) package com.bar.*;
    import com.foo.bar.*;
    import com.foo.bar.blatz.*;
    c) import com.foo.bar.blatz.*;
    package com;
    //blank
    d) import com.bar.*;
    import com.foo.*;
    package com.foo.bar.blatz;

    Level 2 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation


    OODJ Test Page 3 of 4

    Questions 4 (1 mark)

    What is the result when this code is executed?

    a) TestA
    b) TestB
    c) TestA
    TestB
    d) TestB
    TestA

    Questions 5 (1 mark)

    Which one statement is true?


    a) Has-a relationship should never be encapsulated.
    b) Has-a relationship should be implemented using inheritance.
    c) Has-a relationship can be implemented using instance variables.
    d) The relationship between Movie and Actress is an example of an is-a
    relationship.

    Level 2 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation


    OODJ Test Page 4 of 4

    Questions 6 (10 marks)

    Given the following diagram:

     Account class is having 2 attributes: int id and double balance


     Customer class is having 2 attributes: String name and Account myAccount

    a) Transform the given diagram to Customer and Account Java classes with
    appropriate constructors.
    b) Illustrate how to create a Customer object with name “Joseph” is having an
    Account with id of 12345 and balance of 500.0 by completing the following
    Testing program.

    public class Testing{


    public static void main(String[] args){
    Customer c;
    //complete the program
    }
    }

    Questions 7 (10 marks)

    Convert the following programs by implementing the concepts of encapsulation and


    modularity.

    public class Account{


    public double balance;
    public Account(double x){
    balance = x;
    }
    }
    public class TestAccount{
    public static void main(String[] args){
    Account x = new Account(500.00);
    //modify the account balance
    x.balance = 550.00;
    //withdraw 100.00 from the account
    x.balance = x.balance – 100.00;
    //deposit 250.00 to the account
    x.balance = x.balance + 250.00;
    //access the account balance
    System.out.println(x.balance);
    }
    }

    Level 2 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation

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