EXPERTY DESIGNED 1Z0-808 PRACTICE TEST

Given the code fragment:

What will be the result of compiling and executing Test class?

1. //Test.java

2. package com.udayan.oca;

3.  

4. import java.io.FileNotFoundException;

5.  

6. public class Test {

7.      public static void main(String[] args) {

8.          try {

9.              System.out.println(1);

10.          } catch (NullPointerException ex) {

11.              System.out.println("ONE");

12.          } catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {

13.              System.out.println("TWO");

14.          }

15.          System.out.println("THREE");

16.      }

17. }

Consider below codes of 3 java files:

1. //M.java

2. package com.sampleproject.oca;

3.  

4. public class M {

5.     public void printName() {

6.         System.out.println("M");

7.     }

8. }

1. //N.java

2. package com.sampleproject.oca;

3.  

4. public class N extends M {

5.     public void printName() {

6.         System.out.println("N");

7.     }

8. }

1. //Test.java

2. package com.sampleproject.oca.test;

3.  

4. import com.sampleproject.oca.*;

5.  

6. public class Test {

7.     public static void main(String[] args) {

8.         M obj1 = new M();

9.         N obj2 = (N)obj1;

10.         obj2.printName();

11.     }

12. }

What will be the result of compiling and executing Test class?

Consider below code:

1. //Test.java

2. package com.udayan.oca;

3.  

4. public class Test {

5.     public static void main(String[] args) {

6.         StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(100);

7.         System.out.println(sb.length() + ":" + sb.toString().length());

8.     }

9. }

What will be the result of compiling and executing Test class?

Consider below code:

1. //Test.java

2. package com.udayan.oca;

3.  

4. import java.util.ArrayList;

5. import java.util.Iterator;

6. import java.util.List;

7. import java.util.function.Predicate;

8.  

9. class Employee {

10.      private String name;

11.      private int age;

12.      private double salary;

13.  

14.      public Employee(String name, int age, double salary) {

15.          this.name = name;

16.          this.age = age;

17.          this.salary = salary;

18.      }

19.  

20.      public String getName() {

21.          return name;

22.      }

23.  

24.     public int getAge() {

25.          return age;

26.      }

27.  

28.     public double getSalary() {

29.          return salary;

30.      }

31.  

32.     public String toString() {

33.          return name;

34.      }

35. }

36.  

37. public class Test {

38.      public static void main(String [] args) {

39.          List list = new ArrayList<>();

40.          list.add(new Employee("James", 25, 15000));

41.          list.add(new Employee("Lucy", 23, 12000));

42.          list.add(new Employee("Bill", 27, 10000));

43.          list.add(new Employee("Jack", 19, 5000));

44.          list.add(new Employee("Liya", 20, 8000));

45.  

46.          process(list, /*INSERT*/);

47.  

48.          System.out.println(list);

49.      }

50.  

51.      private static void process(List list, Predicate predicate) {

52.          Iterator iterator = list.iterator();

53.          while(iterator.hasNext()) {

54.              if(predicate.test(iterator.next()))

55.              iterator.remove();

56.          }

57.       }

58. }

Which of the following lambda expressions, if used to replace /*INSERT*/, prints [Jack, Liya] on to the console?

Select 2 options.