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Java Programming Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
Introduction to Java - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) - Set 41
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Multiple Choice Questions
Java - Introduction to Java - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) - Set 41
36. Garbage Collector works on:A). Stack
B). Heap
C). Registers
D). Disk
View Answer
Correct: B
37. Java avoids use of pointers to:
A). Increase speed
B). Improve security
C). Reduce memory
D). Simplify syntax
Correct: B
38. Java is architecture-neutral because:
A). Uses machine code
B). Uses bytecode
C). Uses OS-specific code
D). Uses assembly
View Answer
Correct: B
39. Which stage converts source code to bytecode?
A). Execution
B). Compilation
C). Interpretation
D). Loading
Correct: B
40. Which is responsible for dynamic class loading?
A). JVM
B). Class Loader
C). JIT
D). Compiler
View Answer
Correct: B