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Core topics and skills for each chapter
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Computer language, programming paradigms, POP vs OOP, OOP principles, definitions.
Class in Java, Object, properties of class and object.
Character sets, escape sequences, tokens, variables, constants, type conversion.
Operator & operand, types, forms, hierarchy of operators.
Packages, initialization, parameters, Scanner & InputStreamReader, errors, exceptions, comments.
Different mathematical methods in Java.
Flow of control, if-else, switch, ternary operator, menu-driven program, terminate program.
Loops: for, while, do-while, categories, jump statements, interconversion.
Nested for/while/do-while loops, break & continue in nested loops, pattern programs.
Defining methods, actual/formal parameters, static/non-static, pure/impure methods, overloading.
Object, class, class vs object, creating objects, nested class, using 'this'.
Introducing constructors, overloading, different types, difference from methods.
Primitive & composite types, wrapper classes, autoboxing, class as composite data type.
Encapsulation, scope of variables, access specifiers, inheritance.
Types of arrays, length, single & double dimension, operations, sorting & searching.
String class, methods, string array, how string is stored in memory.
Total Marks: 100 (Written) + 100 (Internal Assessment)
Time: 2 hours for written paper
Sections:
Compulsory questions covering the entire syllabus.
Typically tests understanding of fundamentals, loops, conditional constructs, and basic programming.
Answer any 4 out of 7 questions. Focuses on coding, scenario-based problems, and advanced programming concepts.
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