Tag: programming languages
Questions Related to programming languages
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Prints: ABC
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Prints BC and Runtime Exception
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Prints: BCD
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Runtime Exception
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None of the above
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prints 1,2
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prints 2,0
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prints 2,2
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compile time error
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Noneofthe above
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prints one two three
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prints one
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compile time error
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Runtime exception
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None of the above
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LinkedList
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TreeMap
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HashMap
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HashSet
Correct Option: D
Explanation:
To solve this question, the user needs to know the characteristics of different Java classes and their features.
LinkedList: This class provides an implementation of the List interface using a doubly-linked list. It allows duplicate elements and maintains the order of insertion. However, accessing an element in a LinkedList is slower than accessing an element in an array.
TreeMap: This class provides a red-black tree-based implementation of the SortedMap interface. It does not allow duplicate keys but allows duplicate values. It maintains the order of elements based on their natural ordering or a Comparator. Accessing an element in a TreeMap is slower than accessing an element in an array.
HashMap: This class provides a hash table-based implementation of the Map interface. It does not allow duplicate keys or values. It does not maintain the order of elements. Accessing an element in a HashMap is almost as fast as accessing an element in an array.
HashSet: This class provides a hash table-based implementation of the Set interface. It does not allow duplicate elements. It does not maintain the order of elements. Accessing an element in a HashSet is almost as fast as accessing an element in an array.
Based on the given features, the class that provides all the specified features is:
The Answer is: D, HashSet.
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For loop
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While loop
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Recursion
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All of these
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For efficient program writing, we need syntax which is not strict
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For efficient program writing, we need syntax which is strict
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For quick compiler design, syntax is strict
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Syntax strictness and compiler design are not related
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Developer
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Maintenance Person
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Both developer and maintenance person
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Tester
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Pooled
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Cluster
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Transparent
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View
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Program execution
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