KTU OOP LAB JAVA CSL 203 BTech CS S3 - Dr Binu V P

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Scheme and Evaluation

Syllabus and Practice Questions

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How to do Java Programs in  Debian

PART A

Basic Java Programs Using Control  Statements

1.String Problems

2.Numerical Problems

3.Arrays

4.Matrix

Lab Exercise Java-1

PART B 

Object Oriented Programming

1.Creating classes and objects. constructor for initializing object

2.Method overloading in Java

3.Single Inheritance

4.Multilevel Inheritance

5.Method overriding in Java

6. Hierarchical Inheritance

7.Interface in Java

8.Abstract classes in java 

PART C

Exception and File Handling

1.Exception Handling in Java

2.Reading and Writing Text Files

3.Buffered Reader and String Tokenizer

PART D

Multi-Threading 

Creating Threads in Java

Thread Synchronization in Java

Thread Priorities in Java

Programs using Multi-Threading

PART E

Graphics and Database Programming

Introduction to Java Swing

Drawing Shapes

Drawing  a Sine Wave

Handling Mouse Events

Handling Keyboard Events

Drawing Shapes with Mouse Events

Simple Calculator

Traffic Light Simulation

Introduction to JDBC- MySQL

JDBC-Application Program

PART F

Standard Searching and Sorting Algorithms using data structures and algorithms learned from course Data Structures (CST 201):

Binary Search

Selection Sort

Bubble Sort

Heap Sort

Quick Sort

Stack using Array

Stack using Linked List

Doubly Linked List


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