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UNIT-I:

1. Conceptual Questions: Definitions and comparisons of Object-Oriented Programming


(OOP) concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
2. Programming Basics: Writing simple code demonstrating classes, methods, and
control structures.
3. Environment: Questions about the program development environment in VB.NET.

UNIT-II:

● .NET Framework: Explain the architecture, CLR, MSIL, and Common Type System.
● Visual Studio Basics: Steps to create a project and event-driven programming
concepts.
● Key Programming Tasks: Code to demonstrate variables, data types, and methods.

UNIT-III:

● Variables & Flow Control: Scope, lifetime, conditional statements, and loops.
● GUI Programming: Designing forms with controls like TextBox, Label, and Button.
Practical tasks to show/hide forms or handle events.

UNIT-IV:

● Advanced Controls: Functionality and programming with ListBox, ComboBox,


CheckBox, and others.
● Designing Menus: Steps to create and manage menus using dialog boxes or panels.

UNIT-V:

● Database Programming: Writing code to connect and manipulate databases using


ADO.NET.
● Practical Questions: Examples of CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
using VB.NET.

High-Probability Questions:

1. Unit-I: Differences between OOP and traditional programming; write a program


demonstrating inheritance.
2. Unit-II: Explain the .NET Framework's CLR; write a VB.NET program using events and
variables.
3. Unit-III: Write code to implement a loop or conditional statement; GUI application using a
TextBox and Button.
4. Unit-IV: Design a menu or implement a ListBox with event handling.
5. Unit-V: Write a program to connect to a database, display records in a DataGrid, or
perform CRUD operations.

Here’s a list of important questions categorized by unit, based on the syllabus provided. These
cover conceptual and practical aspects that are commonly asked in exams:

UNIT-I:

1. Define Object-Oriented Programming. Explain the main concepts of OOP (e.g.,


inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation).
2. Compare Object-Oriented Programming with Procedural Programming.
3. Write a VB.NET program to demonstrate the use of classes and objects.
4. Explain control structures in VB.NET with examples (if-else, switch, loops).
5. What are the advantages of Object-Oriented Programming?
6. Explain the different phases in the program development environment.

UNIT-II:

1. What is the .NET Framework? Explain its features and architecture.


2. Define CLR and explain its role in the .NET Framework.
3. Explain MSIL and the Common Type System in .NET.
4. Write a program in VB.NET to demonstrate event-driven programming.
5. How do you create and execute a simple project in VB.NET using Visual Studio?
6. Explain the concept of method overloading in VB.NET with examples.
7. Differentiate between variables and data types in VB.NET.
8. Write a program in VB.NET to demonstrate constructors and inheritance.

UNIT-III:

1. What is the scope and lifetime of a variable in VB.NET? Explain with examples.
2. Write a program in VB.NET to demonstrate the use of arrays.
3. Explain the use of collections in VB.NET. Provide examples.
4. Write a program using a loop statement to display numbers from 1 to 10.
5. Explain the MsgBox and InputBox functions in VB.NET.
6. Write a VB.NET program to show and hide forms using a Button control.
7. Design a simple GUI application using TextBox, Label, and Button.

UNIT-IV:

1. Explain the following controls with examples:


○ ListBox
○ ComboBox
○ CheckBox
○ RadioButton
2. Write a program in VB.NET to create and handle a menu in a GUI application.
3. How do you use a Timer control in VB.NET? Provide a practical example.
4. Explain the use of Dialog Boxes in VB.NET applications.
5. Write a VB.NET program to implement a PictureBox and ScrollBar.

UNIT-V:

1. Explain ADO.NET and its components.


2. How do you connect to a database using ADO.NET in VB.NET? Explain with code.
3. Write a VB.NET program to insert, update, delete, and display records from a database.
4. What is the role of DataAdapters and Datasets in ADO.NET?
5. Explain how to use the DataReader and DataGrid to display database records.
6. Write a program in VB.NET to perform CRUD operations using a database.

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