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QUIZ for SECTION III
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QUESTION 1: Name 4 Primitive Data types.
QUESTION 2: Non-primitive Data types are user defined and Java classes. Can you give
an example of a Non-primitive Data type ?
QUESTION 3: What is the keyword to make an identifier a constant ?
QUESTION 4: What are the three kinds of Variables in JAVA ?
QUESTION 5: True of False ? A local variable is declared outside the Method.
QUESTION 6: What is the keyword to denote a class Variable ?
QUESTION 7: In the following class definition, what should XXX be for displaying
the class variable 'year' ?
class Quiz
{
static int year;
public static void main(String[] args)
{
int year = 2002;
System.out.println( XXX );
}
}
QUESTION 8: Write a class Quiz, containing a double as class variable, an int as
Instance variable, a local char variable defined as 'A', and the 'main' method to display that local char variable.
ANSWER to QUESTION 1: Data primitive types are: char long int short byte boolean float double
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ANSWER to QUESTION 2: A Non-primitive Data types: String
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ANSWER to QUESTION 3: Keyword: final
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ANSWER to QUESTION 4: Variables are: Local, Instance and class.
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ANSWER to QUESTION 5: FALSE: Local Variables are always declared and defined in a
method.
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ANSWER to QUESTION 6: Keyword: static
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ANSWER to QUESTION 7: Quiz.year
Writing 'year' displays '2002' as that's the local variable.
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ANSWER to QUESTION 8:
class Quiz
{
static double a;
int b;
public static void main(String[] args)
{
char c ='A';
System.out.println(c); // displays A
}
}
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