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This document outlines Assignment No. 1 for the Object Oriented Programming using Java course, detailing four questions related to Java programming concepts. The assignment is due on February 2, 2026, and is worth a total of 10 marks. Each question targets different Bloom's taxonomy levels and covers topics such as Java features, data types, control statements, and arrays.

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This document outlines Assignment No. 1 for the Object Oriented Programming using Java course, detailing four questions related to Java programming concepts. The assignment is due on February 2, 2026, and is worth a total of 10 marks. Each question targets different Bloom's taxonomy levels and covers topics such as Java features, data types, control statements, and arrays.

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Assignment No: 1

Subject: Object Oriented Programming using Java Subject Code: UCS202


Semester: 4th

Date of Giving: 27-01-2026 Date of Submission: 2-02-2026 Max. Marks: 10

Q. Statement Bloom’s CO/CO’s Marks


No. taxonomy Mapped
Level
(PAQIC)

1 Explain any three key features of Java and Write a simple Java Level-II CO1 2.5
program to print "Welcome to Java Programming".

2 Classify between primitive and non-primitive data types in Java Level-II CO1 2.5
with examples and write a program to calculate the sum and
product of two numbers using arithmetic operators.

3 Define if-else statement, check whether a number is even or odd. Level-I CO1 2.5
Write a Java program to print the multiplication table of 5 using a
for loop.

4 Explain the difference between single-dimensional and multi- Level-II CO2 2.5
dimensional arrays in Java and Write a Java program to calculate
the sum of all elements in an array.

PAQIC (Program Assessment & Quality Improvement Cell)


REMARKS

Subject Teacher’s Signature PAQIC Member’s signature HOD’s Signature

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