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Classes can only extend more than one other class if at least one of those classes is an abstract class. correct answers False - a Class can never extend more than one class. Downcasting can be done implicitly. correct answers False - it must be done explicitly or your code will not compile. ...

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Abstraction provides correct answers high level model of activity Procedural abstraction correct answers Specifies actions performed hides algorithms Data abstraction correct answers Specifies data objects for the problem Hides implementations Encapsulation correct answers hides implement...

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CMSC 132 Exam 1(Accurate answers)

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What is the only time that data from your program exists? correct answers When the program is actually running All parameters in Java are passed by _________ correct answers Value When does a parameter come into existence? correct answers When the method is called When do types come into ex...

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Subclasses correct answers - inherits all properties, behaviors, and fields of its superclass - inherits private fields and methods in its superclasses, but it cannot directly access them - can have more methods than its superclass - classes can only extend one superclass - subclass is a type of...

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What is the main reason software projects fail? correct answers Complexity of projects What is the program life-cycle? correct answers Problem Specification, Program Design, Algorithms and Data Structures, Coding and Debugging, Testing and Verification, Deployment, Documentation and Support, Main...

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What do you find in a java interface? correct answers method prototypes, final static variables, static methods (note: instance methods are ok if you use the term 'default'). The classes that implement an interface must implement ___________ correct answers Instance methods from interface (note...

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CMSC132 Exam #2(Errorless solutions)

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Recursion correct answers A strategy for solving problems where a method calls itself Recursion relies on the runtime call stack 'every method invocation gets its own stack space Tail recursion correct answers -Single recursive call thats the last thing performed in the method 'can easily ...

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CMSC 132 MIDTERM 1(Complete solutions)

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Provide an example that illustrates procedural abstraction correct answers One example: a function that sorts data, but we don't indicate how to sort it. the private access specifier correct answers Mention one Java language feature that allow us to implement encapsulation. Yes, as finalize()...

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Three data structures that can implement the List abstract data type (ADT) are _____________, ______________, and _____________. correct answers arrays, linked lists, doubly linked lists (T/F) Arrays are part of the actual Java language. correct answers TRUE. (They are not part of the library) ...

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Abstraction correct answers Separates the interface from the algorithms Encapsulation correct answers Hides the algorithms and only provides the interface Abstract method correct answers All methods in an interface are abstract implicitly, unless "default" keyword In a non-interface, the ...

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CMSC132 Final study PT A(Correct answers)

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What is an "instance" member? correct answers a member that belongs to an Instance of an object What is a "static" member? correct answers member that belongs to the class itself and does not require an instance of an object True/False: a. A class can implement numerous interfaces. b. ...

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CMSC 132: Threads(100% Correct answers)

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Multithreading Problems correct answers We want computer systems to be able to perform many tasks simultaneously How do we do this? Multiprocessing- Multiple processing units allow a system to actually work on several tasks in parallel Multitasking- OS managed Concurrent programming correct...

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When implementing a linked list class, the inner class representing the nodes serves as a __________ around a piece of _________ and a reference to another node. correct answers wrapper, data What does an empty linked list look like? correct answers head ---> null Use a for loop to traverse...

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CMSC 132 - 3 Machine Models(A+ Guaranteed)

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operands, results correct answers Where do o__ come from? Where do the r__ go? ALU, memory, processor correct answers 3 Machine Models: A__ M__ P__ stack, accumulator, general-purpose register correct answers 3 main types of instruction sets s__ a__ g__ organization of registers, access mem...

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CMSC 132 Exam 1 Review(Accurate solutions)

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What is a class in Java? correct answers A class in Java is a blueprint for creating objects. It defines a data structure that includes variables and methods. Classes provide a means for bundling data and methods that operate on the data into one unit. How is an object created in Java? correct an...

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object-oriented programming correct answers takes advantage of abstraction and encapsulation abstraction correct answers provides high level model of activity of data, what it does procedural abstraction correct answers specifies what actions should be performed, hide algorithms example: s...

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Lets say there is a class called Student that extends a class called Person and we write: Student s = .....; Person p = (Person)s; Is this up casting or down casting? will it work? correct answers This is upcasting and it will work without any issues. Lets say there is a class called Stude...

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CMSC 132 exam 1(Correct answers)

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abstraction correct answers a technique in which we provide a very high-level model of activity or data. Small details about the model's functionality are not specifies to the user. procedural abstraction correct answers in which the user is aware of what actions are being performed but they are...

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What does it mean for a class/object to be immutable? correct answers The state (instance variables) are set during construction but cannot be modified after that. What does it mean for a class/object to be mutable? correct answers The state is set during construction and it might be modified lat...

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cmsc 132 runtime stuff(Correctly solved)

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What is the average runtime for adding an element to the end of a singly linked list with a tail reference? correct answers O(1) What is the worst-case runtime for removing an element from a singly linked list if you are given a cursor to the node containing that element? correct answers O(n) ...

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CMSC132 Midterm 1(Correct solutions)

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Private keyword correct answers Which term allows us to implement encapsulation in java? 48% of the code has been tested. correct answers A set of Tests generate 48% code coverage. What does this mean? Methods correct answers When designing object-oriented systems what do verbs in a problem st...

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Serializing Objects correct answers An object can be represented as a sequence of bytes that includes the objects data as well as information about the objects type and the types of data stored. Super() correct answers A method call in a sub class constructor invokes the superclass constructor ...

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CMSC 132 - Exam 2 Lectures(All solved)

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(T/F) Type parameters work with arrays without need for adjustment correct answers FALSE Correct type parameter implementation for an array correct answers private T[] b = (T[])new Object[]; Subtype correct answers "Is-A" of all things above Code to restrict type parameter "T" to someth...

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CMSC132 Exam 3(Guaranteed solutions)

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What is the motivation for writing multithreaded Java code? correct answers Capture logical structure of problem, better utilize hardware resources What are possible states for Java threads? correct answers New, Runnable, Running, Blocked, Dead What is the effect of invoking the start( ) metho...

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CMPSC 132 Exam 1(Errorless answers)

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interpreter correct answers reads high level program and executes it; processed by alternating reading lines and executing instructions compiler correct answers reads all program lines before beginning to execute code (this does not exist in Python to keep debugging fast) shell correct answers...

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Shell mode correct answers A style of using Python where we type expressions at the command prompt, and the results are shown immediately. Contrast with source code, and see the entry under Python shell. Program mode correct answers write an entire program by placing lines of Python instructions ...

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CMSC 135 Python Final(Correctly solved)

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Types of applications correct answers Console application, GUI application, web application Syntax error correct answers An error from python not being able to understand something, usually a typo Runtime error correct answers An error that happens while a program is running Logic error cor...

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