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A A Which of the given options are TRUE about 'varchar' D N datatype? D S I S Q L _ D D L _ D M LWhich of the given options are TRUE about TCL? A A D N D S I S Q L _ D D L _ D M L
M Holds a variable Its maximum size C length string (can is specified in Q contain letters, parenthesis. numbers, and special characters).
M TCL contains the C commands which Q are required for Transaction Management.
A A Which of the given options are TRUE regarding D N 'Constraints'? D S I S Q L _ C o n t s _ O p sStatement 1: 'AND' Returns TRUE if both component A A D N conditions are TRUE. Returns FALSE if either is FALSE; D S otherwise returns UNKNOWN. I S Statement 2: 'EXISTS' returns FALSE if a sub-query Q returns at least one row. L _ Which of the above statements are TRUE? C o n t s _ O p s A A Statement 1: 'UNION' returns all distinct rows selected D N by either query. D S IStatement 2: 'INTERSECT 'returns all distinct rows S selected by both queries. Q LWhich of the above statements is TRUE? _ C o n t s _ O p s
M Constraints are C used to limit the Q type of data that can go into a table
The NOT NULL All listed options constraint enforces a column to NOT accept NULL values.
A A Which operator returns all distinct rows selected by the D N first query but not the second? D S I S Q L _ C o n t s _ O p sWhich of the given options is TRUE? A A D N D S I S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a A A Which of the given options return rows when there is at D N least one match in both tables? D S I S Q L _ J o i n s
M UNION C Q
MINUS
INTERSECT
M JOIN C Q
WHERE
GROUP BY
A A Which type of join does not require each record in the D N two joined tables to have a matching record? D S I S Q L _ J o i n s A A Statement 1: Clustered index physically rearranges the D N data that users inserts in your tables. D S IStatement 2: There can be 2000 non-clustered index S per table. Q LWhich of the above statement are TRUE? _ S u b q s _ V i e w _ I n d e A A What is the standard way to separate each SQL D N statement in database systems that allow more than D S one SQL statement to be executed in the same F42call Ito the server. S Q L _ D D L _ D M L
M Inner join C Q
Outer Join
Self join
M Semicolon C Q
Colon
Comma
A A DDL part of SQL does which of the following? D N D S I S Q L _ D D L _ D M L A A ANSI is the official U.S. representative to the D N International Organization for Standardization (ISO). D S State whether the above statement is true or false I S Q L _ D D L _ D M LWhich statement is used to query the database and A A D N retrieve selected data that match the criteria that you D S specify? I S Q L _ D D L _ D M L
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
M INSERT C Q
RETRIEVE
SELECT
A A Statement1: Data types specify what the type of data D N can be for that particular column D S IStatement 2: Varchar is a datatype in SQL S Q Which of the above statements is TRUE? L _ D D L _ D M L A A Statement 1: The DELETE statement is used to delete
M Only statement 1 Only statement 2 D N columns in a table. C D S Q IStatement 2: The UPDATE statement is used to update S existing records in a table. Q LWhich of the above statements are TRUE? _ D D L _ D M LStatement 1: DCL contains the commands which A A M Only statement 1 Only statement 2 D N protect data from unauthorized access. C D S Q IStatement 2: DCL consists of 2 commands: COMMIT S and ROLLBACK Q LWhich of the above statements are TRUE? _ D D L _ D M L
A A Statement 1: GRANT, DENY and REVOKE are DCL D N commands D S Statement 2: CREATE, ALTER, DROP, TRUNCATE are DDL Icommands S Q L _ D D L _ D M L A A Which of the given options are TRUE regarding D N 'Constraints'? D S I S Q L _ C o n t s _ O p sYou can have many UNIQUE constraints per table, but A A D N only one PRIMARY KEY constraint per table. D S State whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. I S Q L _ C o n t s _ O p s
A PRIMARY KEY All listed options constraint does not automatically have a UNIQUE constraint defined on it.
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
A A Statement 1:Each table can have only ONE primary key D N per table D S IStatement 2: A primary key column can contain NULL S values Q LWhich of the above statements are TRUE? _ C o n t s _ O p sStatement 1: A FOREIGN KEY in one table points to a A A D N PRIMARY KEY in another table. D S IStatement 2: If you define a CHECK constraint on a S single column it allows only certain values for this Q column. L _ Which of the given options are TRUE? C o n t s _ O p s A A Statement 1: Operators are used to specify conditions D N in an SQL statement and to serve as conjunctions for D S multiple conditions in a statement. I S Statement 2: Arithmetic operators manipulate numeric Q operands. L _ Which of the above statements are TRUE? C o n t s _ O p s
A A Statement 1: If you want to select rows that satisfy at D N least one of the given conditions, you can use the D S logical operator, AND. I S Statement 2: <> Checks if the value of two operands are Q equal or not, if values are not equal then condition Lbecomes true. _ C Which of the above statements are TRUE? o n t s _ O p sStatement 1: SQL aggregate functions return a single A A D N value, calculated from values in a column. D S IStatement 2: AVG() returns the average value S Q Which of the above statements is TRUE? L _ F u n s _ C l a A A LIKE clause is used to compare a value to similar values D N using logical operators. State whether the above D S statement is TRUE or FALSE. I S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
A A The GROUP BY clause follows the WHERE clause in a D N SELECT statement and precedes the ORDER BY clause. D S IState whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a A A The HAVING clause places conditions on the selected D N columns, whereas the WHERE clause places conditions D S on groups created by the GROUP BY clause. I S State whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. Q L _ F u n s _ C l a A A Which of the given options is TRUE about LIKE clause? D N D S I S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
M The percent sign C represents zero, Q one, or multiple characters, when used with LIKE clause.
The underscore Both statement 1 represents a single and statement 2 number or character.
A A GROUP BY clause is used in collaboration with the D N SELECT statement to arrange identical data into groups. D S IState whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a A A Statement 1: Numeric functions accept numeric input D N and return string values. D S IStatement 2: Single-row functions return a single result S row for every row of a queried table or view. Q LWhich of the above statements are TRUE? _ F u n s _ C l a A A The percent sign and the underscore cannot be used in D N combinations, when using LIKE clause. D S IState whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
A A The ROUND() function is used to round a numeric field D N to the nearest hundred. D S State whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. I S Q L _ F u n s _ C l a A A SQL joins are used to query data from two or more D N tables, based on ___________________. D S I S Q L _ J o i n s A A Which of the given options return all rows from the left D N table, even if there are no matches in the right table? D S I S Q L _ J o i n s A A A Self Join is a type of sql join which is used to join a D N table to itself, particularly when the table has a D S FOREIGN KEY that references its own PRIMARY KEY. I S State whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. Q L _ J o i n s
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
M a relationship a relationship C between certain between certain Q columns in tables rows in tables.
M JOIN C Q
LEFT JOIN
RIGHT JOIN
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
A A Statement 1: CROSS JOIN returns the Cartesian product D N of the sets of rows from the joined tables. D S IStatement 2: You can have multiple conditions for the S ON clause just like you can in a WHERE clause. Q L Which of the above statements is TRUE? _ J o i n s A A Statement 1: In case of Natural Joins, common columns
M Only statement 1 Only statement 2 D N are columns that have the same number of rows in C D S both tables. Q I S Statement 2: JOIN ON syntax is much more readable Q and maintainable than the natural join syntax. L _ Which of the above statements are TRUE? J o i n s A A Statement 1: The FULL OUTER JOIN will return all rows, M Only statement 1 Only statement 2 D N as long as there's matching data in one of the tables. C D S Q IStatement 2: FULL OUTER JOIN includes all the rows S from both the participating tables and does not select Q either the LEFT or RIGHT table from the JOIN key word. L _ Which of the above statements are TRUE? J o i n s A A Which type of join combines the results of both left and M Inner join Cross Join D N right outer joins? C D S Q I S Q L _ J o i n s
A A You cannot add a subquery to a SELECT clause as a D N column expression in the SELECT list. D S IState whether the above statement is TRUE or FALSE. S Q L _ S u b q s _ V i e w _ I n d e A A Statement 1: A view can be accessed with the use of D N SQL SELECT statement like a table. D S IStatement 2: A view can be made up by selecting data S from more than one tables. Q LWhich of the above statements are TRUE? _ S u b q s _ V i e w _ I n d e
M TRUE C Q
FALSE
A A View can be removed using which command? D N D S I S Q L _ S u b q s _ V i e w _ I n d e A A Statement 1: The SQL subquery is a SELECT query that D N is embedded in the main SELECT statement. D S IStatement 2: A subquery cannot return more than one S rows Q LWhich of the above statements is TRUE? _ S u b q s _ V i e w _ I n d e
M DELETE VIEW C Q
DROP VIEW
REMOVE VIEW
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Q u e s t i o n T y p e Choice1
Choice2
Choice3
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Typing
Which of the following is not a type of object oriented abstraction? A pure virtual function or pure virtual method is a virtual function that is required to be implemented by a derived class that is abstract.
Abstraction of structure
Abstraction of name
M C Q
FALSE
TRUE
Data Abstraction
Polymorphism
Encapsulation
Including only necessary details and ignoring additional details M while defining a class is known as C ____. Q Overloading
Data Abstraction
Polymorphism
Encapsulation
Preventing direct access of datamembers of the class from outside world is known as ____.
M C Q Polymorphism
Inheritance
Data Hiding
scope resolution.
M C Q C++
Java
Eiffel
What is a reference?
M C Q an operator
None of these
A library function exit() causes an M the block in which it exit from C the loop in which it occurs the function in Q occurs which it occurs
functions
structures
modules
M C Q primitive
All of these
None of these
An object is
same as a class.
M C Q Bits
Blocks
Structures
Targets
There is no difference between an M object and an instance.State true C or false Q A pure virtual function or pure virtual method is a virtual function that is required to be implemented by a derived class that is abstract.
FALSE
TRUE
M C Q
FALSE
TRUE
Creating a new class using one or M more existing classes is known as C ____. Q Polymorphism
Encapsulation
overloading
inheritance
Ability of an operator or function M call to take different forms is C known as ____. Q Polymorphism
Encapsulation
overloading
inheritance
If a class C is derived from class B, which is derived from class A, all through public inheritance, then a M protected and class C member function can C public data only in C protected and public private data in A access Q and B. data only in C and B.
M C Q friend function
virtual function Protected members of the base class become public members of the derived class
operator overloading Public members of the base class become protected members of the derived class
function overloading Protected derivation does not affect private and protected members of the derived class.
Private members of Which of the statements is true in the base class a protected derivation of a M become protected derived class from a base class? C members of the Q derived class
M C Q Polymorphism
Single Inheritance Overloaded operator must have at least one operand of its class type.
Multilevel Inheritance
Message Passing
The overloaded operators follow the syntax rules of the original operator. none of the above.
Which of the following is the valid class declaration header for the derived class d with base M classes b1 and b2? C class d : public b1, Q public b2
class d : b1, b2
M C Q Nested class
Inheritance
Containership
Encapsulation
M C Q an object
a class
Which of the following operator can be overloaded through friend M function? C -> Q
()
equal to
A class cannot inherit members from more than one class. (State whether true or false)
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
By default, all members of a class M have ___________ access for all C its members Q Public Functions can be declared with default values in parameters. We use default keyword to specify the value of such parameters M State whether the statement is C true or false Q
Protected
No access
private
TRUE
FALSE
Two or more functions with the One function same name but M Very long containing another different number of C functions that can one or more parameters or None of the listed hardly run functions inside it. type. options Q Global variables are declared inside a function and accessible from anywhere in program. Local variables are declared in the function that can be accessible outside from any other functions.
Global variables are declared in a M separate file and C accessible from any program. Q
Local variables are declared inside a function and accessible within the function only.
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
When the compiler cannot differentiate between two overloaded constructors, they are called
M C overloaded Q
destructed
ambiguous
dubious
To be called object-oriented, a M programming language must C allow which of the following features Overloading Q
polymorphism
inheritance
.HE
.HEA
.HEAD
When a child class function is called, the compiler looks first for a matching function name in the _____
M class of the object C using the function immediate ancestor name class base class Q
descendant class
Paying attention to the important M properties while ignoring C selectiveness inessential details is known as Q
polymorphism
abstraction
summarizing
M C child class Q
subclass
derived class
parent class
M Base class pointer Derived class Pointer to derived C cannot point to pointer cannot point class cannot be derived class. to base class. created. Q
M C Static function Q
Friend function
Const function
Virtual function
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Which of the following concepts of OOPS means exposing only necessary information to client?
M C Encapsulation Q
Abstraction
Data hiding
Data binding
M C Operator overloading Q
Namespaces
Inheritance
Reflection
allows you to M requires a class requires a class create objects that usually make use of C with an overloaded with an overloaded act syntactically a constructor that operator. [ ] operator. like functions. takes arguments. Q
M C Q
M C class A { int x; }; Q
class B { }
class B { }
object A { int x; };
To overload an operator _____________keyword must be M used along with the operator to C be overloaded. Q Over
Overload
void
Operator
Inheritence
Polymorphism
Encapsulation
M C it should be Q reusable
All objects have (i) attributes (ii) states (iii)a set of operations (iv) a unique identity
M C Q
i, ii, iii
ii, iii, iv
i, iii, iv
i, ii, iii, iv
Equality operator
Assignment Operator
Which of the following statement M is correct? C C++ allows static Q type checking.
Which of the following ways are legal to access a class data member using this pointer?
M C Q this->x
this.x
*this.x
*this-x
: # $
Functional programming
A __________ is an abstract idea M that can be represented with data C structures and functions. Q class
object
loop
data type
Automatic Initialization of object is carried out using a special M member function called C ____________________ Q friend
casting
In C++ a class can allow nonmember functions and other classes to access its own private data, by making them as _________________.
M C Q private
protected
Friend
public
In c++ ___________ Operator is used for Dynamic memory allocation The advantages of OOP are , 1. increased programming productivity 2. decreased maintenance costs. 3. less time to execute 4. easy to understand State True or False 1. Public data members can be accessed directly in the main function without an object. 2. Constructors can be overloaded.
M C Q Scope resolution
Conditional
New
Membership access
M C Q 1& 3
1& 2
3& 4
2& 3
M C Q 1-F, 2-F
1-F, 2-T
1-T, 2-T
1-T, 2-F
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Question Text
Q u e s t i o n T y p e Choice1
Choice2
Choice3
Choice4
In requirements validation the requirements model is reviewed to ensure its M technical feasibility. State C True/False Q
TRUE
FALSE
send them to the The best way to conduct a M design team and requirements validation review C see if they have is to Q any concerns
Spiral
Prototype
M C Q People
Product
Process
The review is one of the methods of V&V. The other methods are
M C Q Inspection
Walkthrough
Testing
M Neither Something to fear C Inherent in every intrinsically good but not something Q project not bad to manage Probability of loss
The Prototype is a
Plan how and by whom each Which is not the responsibility M acceptance of customer/ user of the C activity will be software Q performed Software Engineering is the systematic approach to the development, operation, maintenance and retirement of M software. This definition is C given by_________ Q IEEE
Plan resources for providing information Prepare the Prepare resource on which to base acceptance plan plan acceptance decisions
Bauer
Boehm
Charles Babbage
Software engineering umbrella activities are only applied during the initial phases of M software development C projects. State True or False Q
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the items listed below M is not one of the software C engineering layers Q Process
Manufacturing
Methods
Tools
A stakeholder is anyone who will purchase the completed M software system under C development. State True/False Q
TRUE
FALSE
Major component of Risk Analysis are Change cannot be easily accommodated in most software systems, unless the system was designed with change in mind. State True/False
M The probability C that the negative The potential Q event will occur loss is very high
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
Design
Specifications
stakeholders needs
Procedures
Sub programs
Parallel hardware Software design and software No hardware design after hardware design needed
None of above
Informational cohesion is a realization of Software is a product and can be manufactured using the same technologies used for other engineering artifacts. State True or False Object-oriented analysis techniques can be used to identify and refine user task objects and actions without any need to refer to the user voice. State True/False
M C Q data abstraction
structured programming
Modularity
Concurrency
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
Which of these criteria are useful in assessing the effectiveness of a particular design notation
M C Q size
maintainability
simplicity
modularity
M C Q decision table
ER diagram
Which of the following comments about object M oriented design of software, is C Objects inherit the not true Q properties of class
Classes are defined based on an object can the attributes of belong to two objects classes
depicts M relationships C between data The entity relationship diagram Q objects The data flow diagram must be augmented by descriptive text in order to describe the functional M requirements for a software C product. State True/False Q
indicates system depicts functions indicates how data are reactions to that transform the transformed by the external events data flow system
TRUE
FALSE
M C Q Water fall
Spiral
Prototype
If requirements are M understandable, easy, defined, C which model is best suited Q Water fall
Spiral
Prototype
None
If requirements are frequently M changing, which model is best C suited Q Water fall
Spiral
Prototype
RAD
M C Q Data Object
Relationship that connect data object to one another All of the above
The best approach A good approach A reasonable to use for projects M when a working approach when with large A revolutionary model C core product is requirements are development that is not used for Q required quickly well defined teams. commercial products The best approach to use for projects M with large C development Q teams A risky model that rarely produces a meaningful product A useful approach when a customer cannot define A reasonable approach requirements when requirements are clearly well defined
Which of following is not a UML diagram used creating a system analysis model
Activity diagram
State diagram
Using software process M improvement model will help a C To decrease To meet company Q development time schedule
To increase profitability
architectural design
do not waste make extensive development time emphasize use of prototype on planning maneuverability and creation activities adaptability
Software processes can be constructed out of pre-existing software patterns to best meet M the needs of a software C project. State True or False Q The following s/w process model can be represented schematically as a series of major technical activities and there associated sate
TRUE
FALSE
M C Incremental Q model
Component assembly
M C Quality Q management
Risk Management
Performance Management
Efficiency management
M C Q Complex
Efficient
Rigorous
None
M C Q Customer
QA Manager
Development Manager
M C Q Process metrics
M C Q Reusability
Portability
Inter Operability
are thoroughly have measurable tested before specifications for delivery to the process outputs customer
affect the Software safety is a quality M reliability of a assurance activity that focuses C software on hazards that Q component A single software product that may M or may not fully C support a Q business function
prevent profitable may result from marketing of the may cause an entire user input errors final product system to fail A test or analysis conducted after an application is moved into production
the identification of the configuration of a management of system at discreet the configurable points in time to components in a control changes to system the configuration
in object-oriented programming, the management of objects that control the configuration of some other function(s) in the system
Which of the following tasks is M not part of software C configuration management? Q change control
version control
reporting
software tools make sure that change information is communicated to all affected parties
test data
executable programs
allow revision of project schedules and cost estimates by project managers none of the above
A new __________ is defined when major changes have been M made to one or more C configuration objects. Q variant In software quality assurance work there is no difference between software verification and software validation. State True/False
entity
item
version
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
People who perform software quality assurance must look at M the software from the C customer's perspective. Q
TRUE
FALSE
Variation control in the context of software engineering M involves controlling variation in C product quality resources process applied attributes expended the Q The goal of quality assurance is to provide management with the data needed to determine M which software engineers are C producing the most defects. Q The purpose of software reviews is to uncover errors in work products so they can be removed before moving on to the next phase of development.
TRUE
FALSE
M C Q
TRUE
FALSE
The ability to track relationships and changes to configuration objects is one of M the most important features of C the SCM repository. Q
TRUE
FALSE
A basic configuration object is a __________ created by a software engineer during some M phase of the software C program data development process. Q structure When software configuration management is a formal activity, the software configuration audit is conducted by the
unit of information
a software component
senior managers
testing specialists
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Question Text
Q u e s t i o n T y p e Choice1
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Match the following. A) Self review B) Formal review C) Informal review 1. Conducted by one or more peers in the team 2. Conducted by one or more reviewers or SME M 3. Conducted by the author C himself Q A - 1, B - 2, C - 3
A - 2, B - 3, C - 1
A - 3, B - 2, C - 1
A - 3, B - 1, C - 2
M C Q Checklist
Self review
Peer review
Author
What are the possible causes for ending up into 0.1 % defective application?
M C Misunderstood A requirements
Defective code
In causal analysis which attributes among below assist in analyzing the effect?
M C A Reason
Cause
Test Approach
Requirement gathering
State whether true or false. M Selenium tools helps to develop C Automated test scripts Q TRUE
FALSE
M C Q Test Scenario
Test Execution
Test Design
Test Development
State whether true or false. QC M is used for logging the outcome C of the test execution. Q TRUE
FALSE
Requirement Analysis - Test Planning Design and Code Test Design Testing Which of the following map the M Component corresponding phases from C Integration testing SDLC with STLC. Q and System testing
Requirement Analysis - Test Design Design and Code Test Planning Requirement Analysis Test Planning
Requirement Analysis - Test Planning Design and Code Unit Testing Testing Component Integration testing and System testing
Design and Code - Test Testing - Component Design Integration testing and System testing Testing - Unit Testing
State whether True or False. Iterative model is an example of M a methodology used for C software development. Q TRUE
FALSE
State whether True or False. Each SDLC model follows the same life cycle in order to M ensure success in the process of C software development Q TRUE
FALSE
Includes verification M on right arm and Integration test plan System test plan is C validation on left is prepared based on prepared based on user Acceptance testing A arm of the V shape detailed design phase requirements is the last phase
State whether True or False. Test Design is done after requirement analysis and before test execution
M C Q TRUE
FALSE
State whether True or False. M Test Design involves the activity C of prioritizing the test cases Q TRUE
FALSE
State whether True or False. M Test Design process involves C only Test development process Q TRUE
FALSE
State whether True or False. Unit testing is done To test the smallest piece of code Is done on source code
M C Q TRUE
FALSE
State whether True or False. Regression test cases are identified in Test development process
M C Q TRUE
FALSE
These are required to be set for M performing the Which statement is correct with C activity to achieve regards to Pre Condition? Q the goal
These are required to be set for planning the activity to achieve the goal
These are required to be set for M performing the Which statement is correct with C activity to achieve regards to Post Condition? Q the goal
These are required to be set for planning the activity to achieve the goal
Which of the following is not a M step involved to arrive at a test C Identify test case? Q conditions
Identify input variables, different Combine on split options for the input Combine scenarios with test cases for variables test conditions different flows
M C Q Test Scenario
Test Case
Test Development
Test Execution
State whether True or False. While writing Test scenarios we M can replace requirement ID with C use case name. Q TRUE
FALSE
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