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This document contains 12 questions about advanced Java programming concepts for an assignment. The questions cover topics such as bytecode, the JVM, JRE, object-oriented vs object-based programming with examples, normal vs short-circuit logical operators, automatic type conversion vs type casting, break vs continue statements, methods vs functions, irregular arrays, the main method, the history of Java with five applications, data types in Java with ranges and defaults, literals and their usefulness, and differences between C++ and Java.
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![Department of Computer Science and Engineering
POORNIMA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING –Jaipur
BTech-CSE(V-Sem)PoornimaCollegeofEngineering-Jaipur-Rajesthan–India(Vishal
Choudhary) Page 1
Assignment-2
Subject: Adv. Java Programming Lab Sub Code: 5CS4-24
1. Explain in brief
a.Bytecode
b.JVM
c.JRE
2. What is differencebetween object oriented and object based
programming. givean example of each.
3. What is differencebetween normaland shortcircuit logical operator?
4. What is differencebetween automatic type conversion and type casting?
5. What is differencebetween break and continue statement.
6. What is differencebetween method and function?
7. What is irregular array?
8. Explain aboutpublic static void main(string arr[])
9. Write about the history of java with any five applications of java languages.
10.Explain aboutdata type in java with range and default values.
11.What are literals. How they are useful.
12.Give in brief difference in between c++ and java.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/assignment-2-220203071737/85/Assignment-2-1-320.jpg)
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