How does a Master-Slave JK Flip-Flop eliminate the race-around condition?
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By using a delay line.
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By ensuring the slave only updates its state when the clock pulse goes Low, isolating inputs...
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By running at lower voltages.
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By disabling the feedback path.
The characteristic equation of the D flip-flop is:
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Q_{next} = D
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Q_{next} = D'
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Q_{next} = DQ + D'Q'
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Q_{next} = D \oplus Q
The characteristic equation of the T flip-flop is:
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Q_{next} = T
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Q_{next} = T \oplus Q
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Q_{next} = TQ
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Q_{next} = T'Q
What are the excitation values S and R required to transition a flip-flop from state Q=0 to Q_{next}=0?
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S=0, R=X
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S=X, R=0
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S=0, R=1
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S=1, R=0
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Examine level vs. edge triggering, SR/JK/D/T flip-flops, Master-Slave JK race-around resolution, registers (SISO, SIPO, PISO, PIPO), Ring/Johnson counters, synchronous counter design flow, and Mealy/Moore FSMs.
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• Empty Class Size Paradox
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• Virtual Destructors & Constructors
• Method Binding in Java vs C++
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Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a pillar of software engineering. For college exams and interviews, understanding implementation details and differences between C++ and Java is critical!
In this quiz, we will test your understanding of core concepts and famous university-level pitfalls:
• Multiple Inheritance vs Multilevel Inheritance
• The Diamond Problem
• Empty Class Size Paradox
• Object Slicing
• Virtual Destructors & Constructors
• Method Binding in Java vs C++
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Comprehensive guide to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts: Classes, Objects, Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Virtual Functions, and SOLID Principles.
Why does Java not support multiple inheritance of classes?
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To avoid memory overhead of dynamic class loading
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To prevent Diamond Problem ambiguity and method collisions
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Because Java does not support virtual functions
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To restrict the use of interfaces
What is the size of an empty class in C++ (in bytes)?
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0 bytes
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1 byte
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4 bytes
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8 bytes
What happens if a Base class destructor is NOT declared virtual in C++?
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The compiler throws a syntax error
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Deleting a derived object via a Base pointer will not call the Derived destructor, causing a...
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Derived class properties cannot be inherited
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Destruction order is reversed
Can a constructor be declared virtual in C++ or Java?
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Yes, in both C++ and Java
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Yes, but only in C++
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No, constructors cannot be virtual as they require compile-time binding and VPtr is not yet ...
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Yes, but only in Java
In Java, how can multiple inheritance of behavior (not state) be achieved?
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Through default methods in multiple Interfaces
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By declaring classes as final
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Using abstract base classes with static variables
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Multiple inheritance is completely impossible in Java
In Java, which of the following method types are virtual by default?
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All static methods
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All private methods
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All non-static, non-private, non-final methods
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Only methods explicitly marked with a virtual keyword
Which of the following is true regarding a Friend Function in C++?
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It is a member function of the class and respects private access
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It is a non-member function granted privilege to access private and protected members of the...
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It must be declared static in the main namespace
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It is inherited by derived classes
Which binding mechanism is used for private, static, and final methods in Java?
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Dynamic / Late Binding
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Static / Early Binding
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Virtual Table Dispatch
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Lazy Resolution
What is the memory footprint of a Class definition in memory before any object is instantiated?
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0 bytes
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1 byte
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8 bytes
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16 bytes
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Module 2: Basic Concepts of OOP - Revision Notes, Formulas & MCQs | UpScorer
Comprehensive guide to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts: Classes, Objects, Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Virtual Functions, and SOLID Principles.