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what can be the answers to these questions


Q1.
i think answer should be
A

Q2.
i think answer should be
A
B

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mohitkumar gupta, could you please hard-code the question? Otherwise, it'll not readable!
 
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i request all users to please download the image files to see the Question
It's quite clear in the image
 
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i request all users to please download the image files to see the Question
It's quite clear in the image
 
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mohitkumar gupta wrote: i request all users to please download the image files to see the Question
It's quite clear in the image


Have a look on => PostTextNotScreenshots And ShowSomeEffort!
 
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Q1.
you have a hashmap whose keys need to to be retrieved in a sorted manner.Which of the following would help you achieve this?
Select any 2 options
a.copy contents of hashmap to treemap
b.add keys of hashmap to treeset
c.pass the hashmap to Arrays.sort method
d.pass the hashmap to Collections.sort method

i think answer should be a and b
please,tell if i am wrong and do give the right answer with reason
Q2.

What's the output of the following if assertions are enabled ??(Choose ONe)



a.compiles and run
b.compiles an throws AssertionError with message ut of range
c.compilation error at line 7
d.compilation error at line 14

i think answer should be b
please,tell if i am wrong and do give the right answer with reason
 
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mohitkumar gupta wrote:Q1.
you have a hashmap whose keys need to to be retrieved in a sorted manner.Which of the following would help you achieve this?
Select any 2 options
a.copy contents of hashmap to treemap
b.add keys of hashmap to treeset
c.pass the hashmap to Arrays.sort method
d.pass the hashmap to Collections.sort method

i think answer should be a and b


Did you check those APIs? Do they take HashMap as arguments?
 
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Q3.

Which of the following statement are true??(CHoose one only)

a.The code implements the hashCode correctly
b.The code doesnot implements the hashCode correctly
c.Implements of the hashCode correct if only if equals is not overriden
d.The given code doesnot contain enough information to comment about implementation of hashCode
e.none of these

i think answer is a
because
i would have different value each time so hashCode returned would be different for each object of class A

please,tell if i am wrong and do give the right answer with reason

 
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mohitkumar gupta wrote:
Which of the following statement are true??(CHoose one only)

a.The code implements the hashCode correctly
b.The code doesnot implements the hashCode correctly
c.Implements of the hashCode correct if only if equals is not overriden
d.The given code doesnot contain enough information to comment about implementation of hashCode
e.none of these



The correct answer should be b
The hashValue returned by method hashCode() identifies the bucket in which the item is hashed. This makes searching easier, where you visit the bucket using the hashCode first, and then search for the element in the bucket.



The above code uses a random number, and is inconsistent when called on the same item twice.
Write some test code and try it.
 
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Following Code uses random number in generating hashValue, and prints false although Set contains the element.



It will print true if you compile and run after commenting the method hashCode()
 
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