Written Exam 1

When

Friday October 5, 11:30am-12:20pm

Where

OHS 329

Topics

• SLIM programming. You should
  • understand that allocate-registers is not a real instruction
  • know what each SLIM instruction does
  • be able to read and understand SLIM programs
  • be able to count the number of instructions executed by a program
• Kotlin programming. You should
  • understand values and types: Boolean, Byte, Char, Short, Int, Long, Float, Double, String, Array
  • know how to use operators: &&   ||   !   <   <=   >   >=   ==   !=   +   -   *   /   %   ++   --
  • know how to declare and use both val and var variables
  • be able to use expressions (including the if and when expression)
  • be able to distinguish the well-typed expressions from the ill-typed expressions
  • be able to use type conversion functions: toInt(), toDouble(), etc.
  • know how to write these statements: if, when, for, while, do ... while
  • understand strings
  • know how to use arrays
  • know how to create java.util.Random object and calling its functions nextInt and nextDouble
  • know how to access the command line arguments
  • be able to output through print and println

Exam Format

This written exam is closed-book and mostly closed-notes. No calculator, computer, or mobile device is allowed but you may bring in a single notebook-sized sheet of paper with your hand-written notes for reference. Both sides are ok to use but computer-generated printout is not allowed.