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Java Question Bank Answers

The document is a Java question bank covering basic syntactical constructs, inheritance, interfaces, and packages. It includes examples of array declaration, primitive data types, tokens, and various operators, along with explanations of inheritance types and interface usage. Additional topics include method overloading and overriding, class versus interface distinctions, and package creation and access.

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Java Question Bank Answers

The document is a Java question bank covering basic syntactical constructs, inheritance, interfaces, and packages. It includes examples of array declaration, primitive data types, tokens, and various operators, along with explanations of inheritance types and interface usage. Additional topics include method overloading and overriding, class versus interface distinctions, and package creation and access.

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Java Question Bank - Answers

### Chapter 1: Basic Syntactical Constructs in Java

1. **Syntax of Array Declaration & Initialization:**


```java
int[] arr = new int[5]; // Declaration
int[] arr = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; // Initialization
```

2. **Primitive Data Types in Java:**


- byte (1 byte)
- short (2 bytes)
- int (4 bytes)
- long (8 bytes)
- float (4 bytes)
- double (8 bytes)
- char (2 bytes)
- boolean (1 bit)

3. **Tokens in Java:**
- Keywords, Identifiers, Literals, Operators, Separators

4. **For-each Syntax and Example:**


```java
for (int num : array) {
System.out.println(num);
}
```

5. **String vs StringBuffer:**
- String is immutable, StringBuffer is mutable.
- StringBuffer is faster for modifications.

6. **instanceOf and Dot Operator:**


```java
if (obj instanceof ClassName) { ... }
obj.methodName();
```

7. **Two Bitwise & Logical Operators:**


- Bitwise: `&`, `|`
- Logical: `&&`, `||`

8. **Class and Object Example:**


```java
class Student {
int id;
String name;
}
```

9. **Features of Java:**
- Platform-independent, Object-Oriented, Secure, Robust

10. **Type Casting:**


- Implicit and Explicit conversion.
```java
double d = 10; // Implicit
int x = (int) 10.5; // Explicit
```

### Chapter 2: Inheritance, Interface, and Package

1. **Built-in Packages & Classes:**


- java.util (ArrayList, Scanner)
- java.io (File, BufferedReader)

2. **Creating and Accessing Packages:**


```java
package myPackage;
import myPackage.*;
```

3. **Creating and Importing Packages:**


```java
package myPack;
class Example { ... }
```

4. **Inheritance Types:**
- Single, Multilevel, Hierarchical, Multiple (via interfaces)

5. **Keywords: final, super, abstract**


- `final` prevents modification.
- `super` calls the parent class.
- `abstract` defines abstract methods.

6. **Interface in Java:**
```java
interface MyInterface { void display(); }
```

7. **Method Overloading vs Overriding:**


- Overloading: Same method name, different parameters.
- Overriding: Redefining parent class method.

8. **Class vs Interface:**
- A class can have implementations; an interface has only method signatures.

9. **Program for Multiple Inheritance:**


```java
interface A { void show(); }
interface B { void display(); }
class C implements A, B { ... }
```

10. **Interest Interface Example:**


```java
interface Interest {
double RATE = 0.25;
double simpleInterest(double p, double t);
}
```

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