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Exam 3 Information George Koutsogiannakis CS116 Exam 3 Information George Koutsogiannakis

EXAM 3 Date: APRIL 4 , 2017 Grade: 15 points Duration: class period. 10 a.m. session can begin at 9:45 am for those who desire extra time. 11:25 session can end at 12:55 for those requiring extra time 1:50 session can begin at 1:35 pm for those who desire extra time

Topics Covered Interfaces Inheritance Abstract Classes and Abstract Methods Polymorphism Method Overriding and Method Overloading. Multiple Inheritance Error Handling/Exceptions

Topics Covered NOTICE THAT USING I/O STREAMS IS NOT INCLUDED.

Text Chapters Chapter 10 Chapter 11 up to page 763 (writing into file NOT included, only the part of ch. 11 devoted to Exceptions).

Labs and Exercises Lab 4 Lab 5 Lab 6 Extra Credit Practice Exercises 4, 5 , 6 Review example programs on the corresponding subjects that have been given out (also posted on the course’s web site).

Lecture Presentations

Type Of Questions Write a program. Closed Book/Closed Notes. Remember how to use the StringTokenizer. Remember how to use ArrayLists and iterate using the new for loop. The program will use the inheritance rules , abstract methods, interfaces, user defined exception. Closed Book/Closed Notes. You can’t use your laptop. You have to use your station’s computer. No flush drives or smart phones are allowed in class.

Computer Usage Only Notepad++ and a DOS window can be opened. Opening any other files is not allowed. Opening the browser to access email or the internet will result in a zero grade. Submission Zip files. Submit on Blackboard under assignment file Quiz 2.

STARTING THE EXAM You must login to the terminal. If the terminal is left on from a previous class, you must turn it off and login again. Clear the computer of any previous files and show to TA that the computer is clear before you start work.