• Q : Define Indirect recursion...
    4/2/2013 9:12:00 AM :

    Indirect recursion: Recursion which outcomes from method Y calling method X, whenever an existing call from X to Y is still in development or progress.

  • Q : Explain Increment operator...
    4/2/2013 9:11:00 AM :

    Increment operator: The operator (++) which adds one to its operand. It consists of two forms: pre-increment (++x) and post-increment (x++). In its pre-increment form, the outcome of the expression is

  • Q : Define Inconsistent state...
    4/2/2013 9:10:00 AM :

    Inconsistent state: A state which an object must not be in. A class requires to be carefully designed in order to make sure that none of its examples can get into a conflicting state. An illustration

  • Q : What is an Import statement...
    4/2/2013 9:09:00 AM :

    Import statement: A statement which makes the names of one or more interfaces or classes accessible in a different package from the one in which they are stated. Import statements pursue any package d

  • Q : What is an Implicit type conversion...
    4/2/2013 9:08:00 AM :

    Implicit type conversion: The type conversion which does not need a cast. Implicit type conversions usually do not comprise any loss of information. For example, joining an integer operand with a floa

  • Q : Define Implements clause...
    4/2/2013 9:07:00 AM :

    Implements clause: That part of a class header which points out which interfaces are applied by the class. A class might implement for more than one interface.

  • Q : Explain Imperative programming...
    4/2/2013 9:06:00 AM :

    Imperative programming: The style of programming generally related with languages such as FORTRAN, C, Pascal and so forth. Imperative programming is differentiated from functional programming in that

  • Q : What is an Immutable object...
    4/2/2013 9:05:00 AM :

    Immutable object: It is an object whose state might not be modified. The objects of String class are immutable, for example - their length and contents are fixed once formed.

  • Q : Define the term Image map...
    4/2/2013 9:04:00 AM :

    Define the term Image map: This is an image, divided into logical regions, each of which has a hot spot.

  • Q : Explain If statement...
    4/2/2013 9:02:00 AM :

    If statement: A control structure employed to select between performing or not performing additional actions.     if(boolean-expression){        // S

  • Q : Explain If-else statement...
    4/2/2013 9:00:00 AM :

    If-else statement: It is a control structure employed to select between performing one of two alternative events.     if(boolean-expression){       

  • Q : Describe IEEE 754...
    4/2/2013 8:59:00 AM :

    IEEE 754: The standard 754-1985 issued by Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers for the binary floating point arithmetic. It is the standard to which Java's arithmetic matches.

  • Q : Define the term Identifier...
    4/2/2013 8:58:00 AM :

    Define the term Identifier: It is a programmer-defined name for a method, variable, class and interface.

  • Q : Define the term Icon...
    4/2/2013 8:57:00 AM :

    Icon: It is an image intended to communicate the language-or culturally-independent meaning.

  • Q : State HyperText Transfer Protocol...
    4/2/2013 8:56:00 AM :

    HyperText Transfer Protocol: The HyperText Transfer Protocol (abbreviated as HTTP) is a set of rules stated to enable a Web client (that is, browser) to interact with the Web server.

  • Q : Define HyperText Markup Language...
    4/2/2013 8:55:00 AM :

    HyperText Markup Language: The HyperText Markup Language (abbreviated as HTML) is a simple presentation language employed to markup the content of the Web pages. Its tags appear frequently in pairs to

  • Q : What is HSB Color Model...
    4/2/2013 8:53:00 AM :

    HSB Color Model: A color model based on symbolizing a color as 3-components: hue, saturation and brightness. This is at times termed as the HSV color model - hue, saturation and value.

  • Q : Explain Hot spot...
    4/2/2013 8:52:00 AM :

    Hot spot: This is an area in an image map with a specific significance. A program usually monitors movements of the mouse, and reacts according to the actions related with the hot spots over which it

  • Q : Define the term Host system...
    4/2/2013 8:51:00 AM :

    Define the term Host system: It is a computer system on which a process is executed or run.

  • Q : What is Hostname...
    4/2/2013 8:50:00 AM :

    What is Hostname: It is the name of a host system.

  • Q : What is Homogeneous collection...
    4/2/2013 8:49:00 AM :

    Homogeneous collection: A group of objects with similar dynamic type. Arrays are the most general homogeneous collection objects.

  • Q : What is High level programming language...
    4/2/2013 8:48:00 AM :

    High level programming language: Languages like Ada, Java, C++, and so on which give programmers with features like control structures, classes, methods, packages, and so forth. Such features are most

  • Q : Define Hexadecimal...
    4/2/2013 8:46:00 AM :

    Hexadecimal: Number representation in hexadecimal is base 16. In base 16, the digits 0-9 and the letters A to F are utilized. A symbolizes 10 (base 10), B symbolizes 11 (base 10), and so forth. Digit

  • Q : Define the term Heterogeneous collection...
    4/2/2013 8:37:00 AM :

    Define the term Heterogeneous collection: It is a collection of objects with distinct dynamic types

  • Q : What is Hash function...
    4/2/2013 8:36:00 AM :

    Hash function: A function employed to generate a hash code from the random contents of an object. The classes can override the hash Value method, inherited from the Object class, to state their own ha

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