The document contains answer keys for multiple choice and true/false questions. It provides short explanations for some questions about Java programming concepts like main methods, Dataset XML methods, DataRelation objects, layout managers, thread states, file reading, and the Dictionary class.
The document contains answer keys for multiple choice and true/false questions. It provides short explanations for some questions about Java programming concepts like main methods, Dataset XML methods, DataRelation objects, layout managers, thread states, file reading, and the Dictionary class.
The document contains answer keys for multiple choice and true/false questions. It provides short explanations for some questions about Java programming concepts like main methods, Dataset XML methods, DataRelation objects, layout managers, thread states, file reading, and the Dictionary class.
8).1 9).2 10).3 11).3 12).2 13).1 14).2 15)3 16).1 17).4 18).4 19).A 20).2 21).4 22).4 23).4 25).1 26).4 27).c 28).b 29).b 30).d 31).c 32).d 33).d 34).b Ans 35. Yes. You can have any number of main() methods with different method signature and implementation in the class. Ans 36 The various methods provided by the Dataset object to generate XML are: ReadXml() - Reads XML document into a Dataset object. GetXml() - Returns a string containing an XML document. WriteXml() - Writes an XML data to disk. Ans 37. The DataRelation object is used to add relationship between two DataTable objects. Ans 38. The Panel and Applet classes use the FlowLayout as their default layout. Ans 39 When a task invokes its yield() method, it returns to the ready state. When a task invokes its sleep()method, it returns to the waiting state. Ans 40. The base class for all the DataReader objects is the DbDataReader class. Ans 41. All AWT event listeners extend the java.util.EventListener interface. Ans 42. A dead thread cannot be restarted. Ans.43 The read() method returns -1 when it has reached the end of a file Ans.44 Panel. Ans.45 The Dictionary generic class provides a mapping from a set of keys to a set of
values. Each addition to the dictionary consists of a value and its associated key.