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B.Tech.(Electronics Engg./3D Animation & Graphics) (2012 Onwards)
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(Sem.–3)
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING USING C++
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Subject Code
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: BTCS-305
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Paper ID : [A1129]
Time : 3 Hrs. Max. Marks : 60

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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES :

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1. SECTION-A is COMPULSORY consisting of TEN questions carrying T WO marks
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1. Draw flow chart to find the largest of three numbers.
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2. Why are classes in C++ called Abstract Data Types?

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4. Why are classes in CPP called Abstract Data Types?

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6. Explain how memory is allocated to classes & objects.

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7. Distinguish between static members & variables. How are they useful?

8. What are virtual constructors? Give relevant examples to explain it.

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9. What are static functions? Explain how friendship function is used in C++.

10. What are the various input statements of C++?

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2. What is a constructor and destructor? What is the use of default & copy constructors? Is a
constructor mandatory for a Class? Explain by giving examples in each case.
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3. Explain how base class member functions can be invoked in a derived class if the derived
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Write a program to test your class

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9. Write a program to overload the plus operator to add two complex numbers.

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