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This document outlines the examination paper for the Object Oriented Programming course at the University of Kenya for the academic year 2021/2022. It includes various questions covering topics such as the differences between programming paradigms, benefits of object-oriented programming, class creation, constructors and destructors, inheritance, and abstract classes. The exam consists of multiple questions that require theoretical explanations, code analysis, and practical programming tasks.

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This document outlines the examination paper for the Object Oriented Programming course at the University of Kenya for the academic year 2021/2022. It includes various questions covering topics such as the differences between programming paradigms, benefits of object-oriented programming, class creation, constructors and destructors, inheritance, and abstract classes. The exam consists of multiple questions that require theoretical explanations, code analysis, and practical programming tasks.

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ae MULTIMEDIA UNIVER Y OF KENYA FACULTY OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 2021/2022 FIRST YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY / BACH SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BIT 2104/ 1CS 2104: OBJECT ORIEN’ ED PROGRAMMING 1 DATE: 13'" APRIL 2022 INSTRUCTIONS: ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS IN ANSWER BI ANSWER QUESTION ONE [COMPULSORY] QUESTIONS. QUESTION ONE (THIRTY MARKS) a) Differentiate between Structured Programming and Object Oriented Programming languages giving two example of each (4 Marks) b) Explain three benefits of object oriented programming paradigm (6 marks) c) Consider the code given below if its output is: 12 16 ©2024 15200-2530 18 24 30-36 for (int isstart;i<-end;it+) for (int j=first;j

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