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Java Module 1 5 Mark QA

The document provides a series of 5-mark questions and answers related to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). It covers key concepts such as classes, objects, data abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, message passing, modularity, and the features of object orientation. Each concept is explained with definitions and examples to illustrate their application in programming.

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Java Module 1 5 Mark QA

The document provides a series of 5-mark questions and answers related to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). It covers key concepts such as classes, objects, data abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, message passing, modularity, and the features of object orientation. Each concept is explained with definitions and examples to illustrate their application in programming.

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Java Module 1 – 5 Mark Questions with Answers

1. Explain Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming approach that


uses objects to design software.
It models programs using real-world entities.
Key Points:
• Uses objects to represent real-world entities
• Combines data and methods
• Improves security and maintainability
Example:
Car, Student, Bank Account

2. Define Class with an example.


A class is a user-defined data type that acts as a blueprint for creating
objects.
Points:
• Contains data members and methods
• No memory allocated when class is created
• Objects are created from a class
Example:
Class: Car

3. Explain Object with an example.


An object is an instance of a class.
Points:
• Memory allocated when object is created
• Has identity, state, and behaviour
Example:
Dog is an object of Animal class

4. Explain Data Abstraction with example.


Abstraction means showing only essential details and hiding internal
implementation.
Points:
• Reduces complexity
• Improves security
Example:
Car driver uses accelerator without knowing engine working

5. Explain Encapsulation with example.


Encapsulation is wrapping data and methods into a single unit called
class.
Points:
• Data hiding
• Controlled access using methods
Example:
Bank account balance accessed using methods

6. Explain Inheritance and its advantages.


Inheritance allows a child class to acquire properties of parent class.
Advantages:
• Code reusability
• Easy maintenance
Example:
Vehicle → Car

7. Explain Polymorphism with example.


Polymorphism means one method having many forms.
Example:
A person is a father, employee, and customer

8. Explain Message Passing.


Message passing is communication between objects.
Example:
Customer → Order → Payment

9. Explain Modularity with example.


Modularity divides software into smaller modules.
Example:
House has electrical, plumbing modules

10. Explain Features of Object Orientation.


Features:
• Attributes
• State
• Identity
• Operations
• Behaviour
Example:
Car speed change affects behaviour

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