Programming languages paper is consisting study of computer languages such as C & C++. These languages are designed to communicate with machines and give them instruction as well as provide them input to provide output. Each programme is based on their own design and codes.

Which Pattern is followed?

Paper of Programming language is consisting of 9 questions, these are kept in 3 groups; Group A is of 10 very short answer type questions, each of same marks. Group B is of 5 questions from which 4 are to be attempted. Group C is of 3 questions from which 2 are to be solved. Each question of each group is of equal marks. Group A is compulsory to be attempted.

Questions asked often:

Paper contains questions such as derived and base classes, different between object & class, various access levels used in declaration of classes, arguments required in the definition of an overloaded urinary operation, OOPL programming languages, definition of pointer, dynamic memory allocation, definition of CLR, definition  of application wizard, use of OLE, Pure VirtualFunction overloading, class and its reusability, a program in C++ to find the factorial of given integers using recursion, object design, Ali built in function, Symbolic statements, design goals and principle feature of .NET framework etc.

Tips for the paper:

Paper of Programming languages needs serious attention and knowledge to master in the subject. Programming needs a good practise to get good marks. During the exam, students should always keep in mind that answers should be given in technical languages.

Total marks and time:

Maximum marks which are allotted to obtain from a paper are 80 and time to get these marks is 3 hours only.

Reference Books:

• Let us C by Y. Kanatkar
• Programming languages by TMH