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Quiz on Strings and Object References

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1. What sort of thing is "Nothing New" as in the following: String str = "Nothing New";

a.    A String shortcut
b.    A String literal
c.    A quoted String
d.    An optimized String

2. Examine this code: 

String myString;

What is the data type of myString?

a.    String
b.    reference to String
c.    null
d.    Object

3. What value is assigned to a reference value to show that there is no object?

a.    0
b.    void
c.    null
d.    ""

4. Examine this code: 

String myString = "";

What value is contained in myString?

a.    null
b.    a String reference
c.    an empty reference
d.    a character reference

5. When an object no longer has any reference variables referring to it, what happens to it?

a.    It sits around in main memory forever.
b.    It is swapped out to disk.
c.    The garbage collector makes the memory it occupies available for new objects.
d.    It is sent to the Dumpster.

6. Examine this code: 

String stringA = "Wild";
String stringB = " Irish";
String stringC = " Rose";
String result;

Which of the following puts a reference to "Wild Irish Rose" in result?

a.    result = stringA.concat( stringB.concat( stringC ) );
b.    result.concat( stringA, stringB, stringC );
c.    result+stringA+stringB+stringC;
d.    result = concat(StringA).concat(StringB).concat(StringC)

7. What is said of an operator like "+" when it has several meanings depending on context?

a.    overloaded
b.    overlorded
c.    overworked
d.    overlooked

8. What type of object cannot be altered after it is constructed?

a.    unchangable
b.    eternal
c.    immutable
d.    mallable

9. What is the result of the following: 

String stringA = " Wild " ;
String stringB = " Irish ";
String stringC = " Rose ";
String result  = stringA.trim() + stringB + stringC.trim();

a.    "WildIrishRose"
b.    " Wild Irish Rose "
c.    "Wild  Irish  Rose"
d.    "Wild Irish Rose"

10. What is the result of the following: 

String ring = "One ring to rule them all,\n"
String find = "One ring to find them."

if ( ring.startsWith("One") && find.startsWith("One") )
  System.out.println( ring+find );
else
  System.out.println( "Different Starts" );

a.    
One ring to rule them all,
One ring to find them.
b.    
One ring to rule them all, One ring to find them.
c.    
One ring to rule them all,\n
One ring to find them.
d.    
Different Starts

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