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  • What is an abstract class? Explain concepts of aggregation, generalization and specialization with the help of suitable example. [MCS-219, Q5]

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    December 21, 2025

    Abstract Class: An abstract class is a class that cannot be instantiated (object cannot be created) and is used as a base class for other classes.
    It may contain abstract methods (methods without implementation) as well as concrete methods (methods with implementation).

    Key Points:

    • Used to represent common behavior
    • Acts as a template for derived classes
    • Forces subclasses to implement abstract methods
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  • Draw state diagrams for: (i) Online Banking System (ii) Online Examination System [MCS-219, Q4]

    MCA Assignment, MCA January 2026, MCS-219
    December 21, 2025

    (i) State Diagram – Online Banking System

    Assumption: The diagram represents the user/account session.

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  • What is object modeling, dynamic modeling and functional modeling? Briefly explain the diagrams used in these modeling. [MCS-219 Q3]

    What is object modeling, dynamic modeling and functional modeling? Briefly explain the diagrams used in these modeling. [MCS-219 Q3]

    MCA Assignment, MCA January 2026, MCS-219
    December 18, 2025

    Question 1 of MCS-219: Object Oriented Analysis and Design.

    Answer:In Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), a system is understood using three complementary models: Object Modeling, Dynamic Modeling, and Functional Modeling. Each focuses on a different aspect of the system.

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  • Draw class diagram for Online Banking System. Make necessary assumptions. [MCS-219 Q2]

    Draw class diagram for Online Banking System. Make necessary assumptions. [MCS-219 Q2]

    MCA Assignment, MCA January 2026, MCS-219
    December 17, 2025

    Below is a UML Class Diagram for an Online Banking System, with necessary assumptions clearly stated.

    Assumptions:

    1. A customer can have multiple bank accounts.
    2. Each account belongs to one customer.
    3. Customers access the system using login credentials.
    4. Transactions can be Deposit, Withdrawal, or Transfer.
    5. An admin manages customers and accounts.
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  • What is OOAD? Explain basic constructs of object orientation. [MCS-219 Q1]

    What is OOAD? Explain basic constructs of object orientation. [MCS-219 Q1]

    MCA Assignment, MCA January 2026, MCS-219
    December 17, 2025

    Question 1 of MCS-219: Object Oriented Analysis and Design.
    Answer: OOAD (Object-Oriented Analysis and Design) is a software engineering approach that focuses on modeling a system as a collection of interacting objects. These objects represent real-world entities and combine data (attributes) with behavior (methods).
    OOAD helps in understanding system requirements (analysis) and translating them into a robust, reusable, and maintainable software design (design).

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  • Write an algorithm and program in ‘C’ language to merge two sorted linked lists. The resultant linked list should be sorted [MCS-209 Q-2]

    Write an algorithm and program in ‘C’ language to merge two sorted linked lists. The resultant linked list should be sorted [MCS-209 Q-2]

    BCA Assignment, January 2026
    December 13, 2025

    Question: Write an algorithm and a program in ‘C’ language to insert and delete edges in an adjacency list representation of an undirected graph. Make assumptions, if necessary.

    Answer:

    Assumptions

    1. The graph is undirected.
    2. Vertices are numbered from 0 to (V–1).
    3. No multiple edges between the same pair of vertices.
    4. Adjacency list is implemented using linked lists.
    5. Maximum number of vertices is fixed.
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  • Question 1: MCS-209 Data Structures and Algorithms Lab

    Question 1: MCS-209 Data Structures and Algorithms Lab

    BCA Assignment, January 2026
    December 13, 2025

    Write an algorithm and program in ‘C’ language to merge two sorted linked lists. The resultant linked list should be sorted.

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