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Computer [Computer Networks (15) + DBMS (20) + Software Project Management (20) + Software Engineering (20) + Computer Fundamentals (20) + OOP Using C++ (20)] — 01 Aug 2026
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Computer Networks
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_______ is a process-to-process protocol that adds only port addresses, checksum error control, and length information to the data from the upper layer.
Computer Networks
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In _______ forwarding, the routing table holds the address of just the next hop instead of complete route information.
Computer Networks
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In Address Resolution Protocol (ARP), a packet is encapsulated directly into a
Computer Networks
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A program which runs in the background and sends results requested by a client is called a .
Computer Networks
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Differential Manchester and multi line transmission (MLT-3) schemes differ in
Computer Networks
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The technique of temporarily delaying outgoing acknowledgements so that they can be hooked onto the next outgoing data frame is called
Computer Networks
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Usually, telnet connection is established using command followed by name of host.
Computer Networks
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TCP/IP port number 69 is assigned for .
Computer Networks
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Which of the following functions does UDP perform?
Computer Networks
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A cable break in which topology stops all transmission
Computer Networks
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If the sender is a host and wants to send a packet to another host on another network, the logical address that must be mapped to a physical address is ______.
Computer Networks
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An endpoint of an inter-process communication flow across a computer network is called
Computer Networks
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In a _________ protocol, the data section of a frame is a sequence of bits.
Computer Networks
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IPS in firewall stands for .
Computer Networks
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Normally, WiFi signal reach m distance.
DBMS
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ER diagram to relational schema: each entity becomes
DBMS
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What is the relationship between the isolation levels and the schedule properties (recoverable ACA strict)?
DBMS
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A sparse index has
DBMS
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Which SQL command shows FK constraints on questions table in MySQL
DBMS
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INSERT IGNORE in MySQL
DBMS
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Which command creates database objects like tables, views and indexes:
DBMS
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What is the index bloat problem in PostgreSQL and how is it managed?
DBMS
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The restrictions placed on the data.
DBMS
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A canonical cover (Fc) is
DBMS
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ARIES uses which buffer management policy combination
DBMS
Q26 / 115
What is view merging in Oracle query optimization?
DBMS
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M:N relationship requires in relational schema
DBMS
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B+tree with height h requires how many I/Os for point query?
DBMS
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Which, if any, of the two queries above will correctly (in SQL2) get the desired set of employee ID’s?
DBMS
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The ___________ operation, denoted by −, allows us to find tuples that are in one relation but are not in another.
DBMS
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What will be the number of columns of CARTESIAN PRODCUT if the participating relations have 5 and 7 columns respectively?
DBMS
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What is the purpose of INSTEAD OF triggers on views and what problem do they solve?
DBMS
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What is the chase algorithm used for in relational theory?
DBMS
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Syntax for creating views is __________
DBMS
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Multi-valued dependency A→→B means
Software Project Management
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Build & Fix Model is suitable for programming exercises of                        LOC (Line of Code).
Software Project Management
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The full form of PERT is                        
Software Project Management
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Which of the following is not an adaptation criteria for software projects?
Software Project Management
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What are the various Testing Levels?
Software Project Management
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What is the solution for Structural design?
Software Project Management
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What can understand by the factor of safety equal to one?
Software Project Management
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Who introduced the bar charts?
Software Project Management
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Which layer is used to link the network support layers and user support layers?
Software Project Management
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Identify an ethical dilemma from the situations mentioned below:
Software Project Management
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Which of these truly defines Software design?
Software Project Management
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Which of the following strategies means that the impact of the risk will be reduced?
Software Project Management
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Which of the following is not a change management process?
Software Project Management
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A 66.6% risk is considered as
Software Project Management
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Choose the correct option in terms of Issues related to professional responsibility
Software Project Management
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Mutual exclusion can be provided by the
Software Project Management
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Which is not one of the types of prototype of Prototyping Model?
Software Project Management
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Which of the following algorithms are probably correct as well as fast?
Software Project Management
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Point out the correct statement.
Software Project Management
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A                    is developed using historical cost information that relates some software metric to the project cost.
Software Project Management
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Which activity sits at the core of software requirements analysis?
Software Engineering
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Name the data type which exists between the versions of the program
Software Engineering
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What is 'collective code ownership' in XP and what risk does it introduce that must be managed?
Software Engineering
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The testing in which code is checked
Software Engineering
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The core of reverse engineering is an activity called
Software Engineering
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Smoke Testing is ……..approach
Software Engineering
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Which framework class include standards and classes that support component communication and information exchange?
Software Engineering
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The degree to which the design specifications are followed during manufacturing is known as
Software Engineering
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What is 'requirements engineering for AI/ML systems' and what unique challenge does non-deterministic behaviour introduce?
Software Engineering
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Which of the following is a generic structure that is extended to create a more specific subsystem or application?
Software Engineering
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What is the difference between an active object and a passive object?
Software Engineering
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Truthfulness with which software satisfies differing system constraints and user needs is
Software Engineering
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which of the following is the most general phase structured grammar
Software Engineering
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Which of the following best describes 'software entropy' and its long-term impact?
Software Engineering
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Architectural design stage include which of the following activity?
Software Engineering
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What benefits does patterns provide?
Software Engineering
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Ethnography is
Software Engineering
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What is 'prototyping' as a requirements elicitation technique and what is its primary risk?
Software Engineering
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Which diagram shows the configuration of run-time processing elements
Software Engineering
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The external behavior of a system is described by ___.
Software Engineering
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In static testing---------
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int x=8; cout<<(x>0?x:x*-1);
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: template<typename T> struct Pair{T a,b; Pair(T x,T y):a(x),b(y){} T sum(){return a+b;}}; Pair<int> p(3,4); cout<<p.sum();
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: class A{int x; public: A(int v):x(v){} A operator*(int n)const{return A(x*n);} friend A operator*(int n,const A& a){return a*n;} int get()const{return x;}}; A a(3); cout<<(a*4).get()<<(5*a).get();
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: void f() noexcept(false){throw 1;} void g() noexcept{f();} try{g();}catch(...){cout<<'C';}
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: template<typename T> T sumArr(T* arr,int n){T s{}; for(int i=0;i<n;i++) s+=arr[i]; return s;} int a[]={1,2,3,4,5}; cout<<sumArr(a,5);
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int f(int x){return x?f(x>>1)*2+(x&1):0;} cout<<f(10);
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: template<typename T> class Maybe{optional<T>v; public:Maybe():v{}{} Maybe(T x):v(x){} template<typename F> auto bind(F f)->Maybe<decltype(f(*v))>{if(!v)return {};return {f(*v)};} T orElse(T d)const{return v.value_or(d);}}; Maybe<int>m(5); auto r=m.bind([](int x){return x*2;}).bind([](int x){return x+1;}); cout<<r.orElse(0);
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: for(int i=100;i>0;i/=10) cout<<i%10;
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: auto f=[]()noexcept->int{return 42;}; try{cout<<f();}catch(...){cout<<'X';}
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: constexpr int f(int n){return n<=1?1:n*f(n-1);} static_assert(f(5)==120); cout<<'Y';
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int x=10; int *p=&x; auto q=p; *q=20; cout<<x;
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: class A{public:int x; constexpr A(int v):x(v){} constexpr int sq()const{return x*x;}}; constexpr A a(4); constexpr int r=a.sq(); cout<<r;
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int x=1; cout<<(x<<31);
OOP Using C++
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What is 'interface' vs 'implementation' in encapsulation?
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int a[]={1,2,3}; cout<<sizeof(a);
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int x=10; auto sp=make_shared<int>(x); cout<<sp.use_count()<<*sp;
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int a=5,b=3; cout<<(a&b)<<' '<<(a|b)<<' '<<(a^b);
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: class A{protected: int x; public: A(int v):x(v){} virtual void show()=0;}; class B:public A{public: B(int v):A(v){} void show(){cout<<x;}}; B b(7); b.show();
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: int x=0; auto cleanup=[&x](){x=99;}; try{cleanup(); throw 1;}catch(int){cout<<x;}
OOP Using C++
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What is the output: class A{public:virtual int f(){return 0;}}; class B:public A{int x; public:B(int v):x(v){} int f()override{return x;}}; A*p=new B(99); cout<<p->f();
Computer Fundamentals
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Custom liquid cooling loop benefits over AIO?
Computer Fundamentals
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DNS SOA record contains?
Computer Fundamentals
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Which bus connects the CPU to main memory?
Computer Fundamentals
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Polar codes (used in 5G) are provably?
Computer Fundamentals
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Octal 57 in decimal?
Computer Fundamentals
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Kubernetes kubectl is?
Computer Fundamentals
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Python lambda is?
Computer Fundamentals
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Software that manages hardware resources is called?
Computer Fundamentals
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Excel MOD(17,5) returns?
Computer Fundamentals
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RISC stands for?
Computer Fundamentals
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Which memory is used to store BIOS in computers?
Computer Fundamentals
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Semantic HTML elements include?
Computer Fundamentals
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Zero-day vulnerability is?
Computer Fundamentals
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Overflow in signed binary arithmetic occurs when?
Computer Fundamentals
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Terabyte is equal to?
Computer Fundamentals
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Access Report is used to?
Computer Fundamentals
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t-SNE is used for?
Computer Fundamentals
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Stateless application means?
Computer Fundamentals
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Which output device is used in digital signage?
Computer Fundamentals
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Which device is used to capture handwritten signatures digitally?