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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

CS201 current paper (May 2010)

Today Paper(26-05-2010)



Q1: Write down the general syntax of switch statement. 2 Marks



Q2: Why we close a file after use? 2 Marks



Q3: When a pointer is incremented then how many bytes will it move to change its address?

2 Marks



Q4: If there are 2n element in an array then what would be the number of iterations required to search a number using binary and linear search? 3 Marks



Q5: write down the functions definition if we want to pass the argument to a function by reference without changing the values stored at address. 5 Marks



Q6: What will be the output of the following code segment 5 Marks



, int x= 6;

int y;

x = x << y =" x">> 1;

cout << “x = ” << y =" ”">


Another Paper:-


6 to 7 MCQs came form past papers



1 or 2 short questions came from past papers.



Some of the short questions that I remember were:



1. What is the difference between pre-increment and post-increment operator

2. One major use of pointer

3. If an array has elements 2^n, then what would be the maximum number of iterations required to search by binary and linear search? (I don't remember the exact statement of the question) (answer is on page # 118)

4. Write the procedure of data insertion in middle of the files by Merge Method practiced in older systems? (answer is given in page # 218, in handouts)

5. Functions used to read/write more than a single character or a single line while using Files? (read chapter # 19, on page 221 i think this concept has been discussed)



In the long question, a program was given and we were required to point out the compilation errors and correct them.

It was easy.

ACC311 current paper (May 2010)

Today Paper (26-05-2010)

28 mcqs
Enlist the categories of risk assessment procedure ( 3 marks)
definition of internal control and enlist the procedure of audit ? (3 marks)
what is the purpose of substantive procedure and define the "timing"? (5 marks)
what is the information system and what is the importance in the accounting systems (5 marks)

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