C++ Question Bank
Unit 1: Questions
Difficulty | Question |
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Easy | 1. What is C++ and what are its primary features? |
Easy | 2. Define Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). |
Easy | 3. List the four main principles of OOP. |
Easy | 4. What is a class in C++? |
Easy | 5. Explain the concept of data abstraction with an example. |
Easy | 6. Write a simple C++ program to demonstrate the creation of a class and an object. |
Easy | 7. What is encapsulation? Provide an example of encapsulated data in C++. |
Easy | 8. Define inheritance in the context of C++. How would you implement it in a C++ program? |
Easy | 9. What are the applications of Object-Oriented Programming? |
Easy | 10. Write a C++ code snippet that demonstrates dynamic binding using virtual functions. |
Medium | 11. Explain the difference between Procedure-Oriented Programming and Object-Oriented Programming. |
Medium | 12. Describe how objects and classes are related with an example. |
Medium | 13. What is message passing in OOP? Provide a simple C++ example. |
Medium | 14. Write a C++ program that uses constructors and destructors. |
Medium | 15. How does OOP facilitate code reusability? Give a code example. |
Medium | 16. Write a C++ program that demonstrates encapsulation and data hiding. |
Medium | 17. Describe how polymorphism can be achieved in C++ with an example. |
Medium | 18. Explain dynamic binding with a code example that illustrates the concept. |
Medium | 19. What is the role of a class in data abstraction? Provide a simple example. |
Medium | 20. Compare and contrast public, protected, and private access modifiers with examples. |
High | 21. Discuss the evolution of C++ and its influence on modern programming languages. |
High | 22. Analyze the impact of OOP principles on software development practices. |
High | 23. Explain how the concept of inheritance promotes hierarchical relationships in C++. Provide an example. |
High | 24. Write a C++ program that demonstrates multiple inheritance and discuss its implications. |
High | 25. What are abstract classes, and how do they differ from concrete classes? Provide a code example. |
High | 26. Explain the concept of function overloading and provide a code example that demonstrates it. |
High | 27. Discuss how C++ implements polymorphism using virtual functions. Provide a code snippet. |
High | 28. Evaluate the role of constructors and destructors in memory management in C++. Provide a sample program. |
High | 29. Discuss the significance of encapsulation in data protection and provide an example. |
High | 30. Write a C++ program that demonstrates dynamic binding and discuss its difference from static binding. |
Unit 2: Questions
Difficulty | Question |
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Easy | 1. What are tokens in C++? List the types of tokens. |
Easy | 2. Define keywords in C++. Give examples. |
Easy | 3. What is an identifier in C++? Provide rules for naming identifiers. |
Easy | 4. Explain constants in C++. What are the different types of constants? |
Easy | 5. What are operators in C++? Provide examples of different types of operators. |
Easy | 6. Write a simple C++ program that demonstrates the use of basic data types. |
Easy | 7. What is type conversion? Explain implicit and explicit type conversion. |
Easy | 8. Write a C++ program to demonstrate type promotion and type demotion. |
Easy | 9. What are control structures in C++? Give examples of different types. |
Easy | 10. Write a simple C++ function and explain its components. |
Medium | 11. Compare and contrast different types of operators in C++. |
Medium | 12. What is the role of expressions in C++? Provide examples. |
Medium | 13. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of arithmetic and relational operators. |
Medium | 14. Explain the difference between local and global variables with examples. |
Medium | 15. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of control structures (if-else, switch-case). |
Medium | 16. What is a function prototype in C++? Provide an example. |
Medium | 17. Describe the scope of variables in C++. |
Medium | 18. Explain the concept of function overloading with an example. |
Medium | 19. Write a C++ program that demonstrates function overloading. |
Medium | 20. What is the difference between pass-by-value and pass-by-reference? Provide examples. |
High | 21. Analyze how C++ handles operator overloading and provide examples. |
High | 22. Discuss the importance of type conversions in C++. |
High | 23. Write a C++ program that implements a simple calculator using functions and operators. |
High | 24. Evaluate the impact of using control structures on program flow and structure in C++. |
High | 25. Explain how function templates can be used in C++ and provide an example. |
High | 26. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using macros in C++. |
High | 27. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of pointers and their arithmetic. |
High | 28. What are the implications of using static variables in C++? Provide an example. |
High | 29. Discuss the significance of using inline functions in C++. |
High | 30. Write a C++ program that uses arrays and demonstrates various operations on them. |
Unit 3: Questions
Difficulty | Question |
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Easy | 1. What is a class in C++? Define it and provide an example. |
Easy | 2. What is an object in C++? How does it relate to a class? |
Easy | 3. Explain how to access class members in C++. |
Easy | 4. What are access modifiers? List and explain public, protected, and private access. |
Easy | 5. What is a constructor? How is it different from a regular member function? |
Easy | 6. What is a destructor in C++? Provide an example of its use. |
Easy | 7. What is constructor overloading? Provide an example. |
Easy | 8. Explain the concept of inline functions in C++. |
Easy | 9. What is a macro in C++? How is it defined? |
Easy | 10. What are friend functions and friend classes in C++? |
Medium | 11. Discuss exception handling in C++. What is the purpose of try, catch, and throw? |
Medium | 12. Describe the various types of inheritance in C++. |
Medium | 13. Explain the role of static members in a class. Provide an example. |
Medium | 14. Write a C++ program to demonstrate the use of constructors and destructors. |
Medium | 15. Discuss the implications of data abstraction and encapsulation in C++. |
Medium | 16. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of friend functions. |
Medium | 17. Explain the concept of access control in classes with examples. |
Medium | 18. What is the difference between shallow copy and deep copy? |
Medium | 19. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of exception handling. |
Medium | 20. Explain the concept of inheritance and its importance in C++. |
High | 21. Analyze how polymorphism is achieved through inheritance in C++. |
High | 22. Discuss the impact of encapsulation on code maintenance and security. |
High | 23. Write a C++ program that demonstrates different types of inheritance. |
High | 24. Explain how to use abstract classes and pure virtual functions in C++. |
High | 25. What are virtual destructors? Why are they important in inheritance? |
High | 26. Write a C++ program that demonstrates constructor overloading with different types of constructors. |
High | 27. Discuss the concept of function overriding in the context of inheritance. |
High | 28. Explain the significance of friend classes and functions in C++. |
High | 29. Write a C++ program that demonstrates data abstraction through classes. |
High | 30. Discuss the role of inline functions and macros in optimizing C++ code performance. |
Unit 4: Questions
Difficulty | Question |
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Easy | 1. What is a pointer in C++? How do you declare and initialize a pointer? |
Easy | 2. Explain the concept of a this pointer in C++. |
Easy | 3. What is function overloading? Provide an example. |
Easy | 4. Explain operator overloading with an example. |
Easy | 5. What is function overriding in C++? How does it differ from function overloading? |
Easy | 6. Define abstract classes in C++. What is the purpose of abstract classes? |
Easy | 7. What are concrete classes? How do they differ from abstract classes? |
Easy | 8. Explain the concept of static class members in C++. |
Easy | 9. What are virtual functions? Why are they used in C++? |
Easy | 10. What is a pure virtual function? How do you define it? |
Medium | 11. Discuss the significance of polymorphism in C++. |
Medium | 12. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of pointers to objects. |
Medium | 13. Explain the difference between shallow copy and deep copy with examples. |
Medium | 14. Write a C++ program that demonstrates function overriding with inheritance. |
Medium | 15. Discuss the implications of using virtual functions in inheritance. |
Medium | 16. Write a C++ program that demonstrates operator overloading for a custom class. |
Medium | 17. Explain how the this pointer can be used in operator overloading. |
Medium | 18. Describe how abstract classes enforce encapsulation and abstraction. |
Medium | 19. Write a C++ program that demonstrates abstract classes and their implementation. |
Medium | 20. Explain the concept of inheritance and its importance in object-oriented programming. |
High | 21. Discuss the role of dynamic binding in C++. How does it relate to polymorphism? |
High | 22. Write a C++ program that demonstrates function overloading and polymorphism. |
High | 23. Analyze the importance of virtual destructors in base classes. |
High | 24. Write a C++ program that demonstrates both abstract and concrete classes. |
High | 25. Explain how to use virtual functions for achieving runtime polymorphism in C++. |
High | 26. Discuss the use of static members in classes with examples. |
High | 27. Write a C++ program that demonstrates the use of pure virtual functions. |
High | 28. Discuss the implications of operator overloading on code readability and maintainability. |
High | 29. Write a C++ program that illustrates the use of the this pointer in member functions. |
High | 30. Explain the concept of friend classes and functions and their use cases in C++. |
Unit 5: Questions
Difficulty | Question |
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Easy | 1. What are files and streams in C++? Explain their significance. |
Easy | 2. Describe the various file stream operations in C++. |
Easy | 3. How do you open and close a file in C++? Provide an example. |
Easy | 4. What is the purpose of detecting the end-of-file (EOF) in file operations? |
Easy | 5. Explain the concept of file pointers and how to manipulate them. |
Easy | 6. What are sequential input and output operations? Provide examples. |
Easy | 7. How do you read from a file in C++? Demonstrate with a simple program. |
Easy | 8. How do you write to a file in C++? Provide an example program. |
Easy | 9. What are the different modes for opening a file in C++? |
Easy | 10. Explain the significance of using the fstream library in C++. |
Medium | 11. Write a C++ program that demonstrates how to read from a file and display its contents. |
Medium | 12. Discuss the differences between ifstream , ofstream , and fstream . |
Medium | 13. Write a C++ program that demonstrates how to write user input to a file. |
Medium | 14. Explain how to append data to an existing file in C++. |
Medium | 15. Write a C++ program that reads from one file and writes to another file. |
Medium | 16. Discuss how to handle file exceptions in C++. |
Medium | 17. Explain how to use file pointers to move to a specific location in a file. |
Medium | 18. Write a C++ program that demonstrates using file pointers for random access to a file. |
Medium | 19. What is the importance of closing files after operations in C++? |
Medium | 20. Discuss the implications of file handling errors in C++. |
High | 21. Write a C++ program that reads and writes binary data to a file. |
High | 22. Discuss the significance of using file streams for managing data in applications. |
High | 23. Explain how to serialize and deserialize objects to and from files in C++. |
High | 24. Write a C++ program that uses file stream operations to create a simple text editor. |
High | 25. Discuss the differences between text files and binary files. |
High | 26. Write a C++ program that handles exceptions during file operations. |
High | 27. Explain how to read and write structured data using file streams in C++. |
High | 28. Write a C++ program that demonstrates error handling while opening a file. |
High | 29. Discuss the use of the tellg() and seekg() functions in file handling. |
High | 30. Explain the process of updating a file's contents using file streams. |
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