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Accenture Mock Quiz | Part 4

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What will be the output of the following Java code?

class Test extends Throwable { }
class Base extends Test {}
public class Main {
   public static void main(String args[]) { 
      try {
         throw new Base();
      }
      catch(Test t) {
         System.out.println("Test Exception");
      }
      finally {
         System.out.println("Finally block ");
      }
  }
}

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Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE?
(i) In a non-correlated(independent) subquery, the subquery is always executed only once.
(ii) In a non-correlated(independent) subquery, the inner query (sub query) references the column from the outer query (main query).
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The employee tables contains EmployeeId,EmployeeName and DeptCode Columns. Which is the CORRECT SQL query to display the EmployeeId and EmployeeName of employees who are working in DeptCode 10 OR 20?
(i) SELECT EmployeeId,EmployeeName FROM Employee WHERE DeptCode IN (10,20);
(ii) SELECT EmployeeId,EmployeeName FROM Employee WHERE DeptCode = 10 OR DeptCode = 20;
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Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE?


(i) In a subquery, the inner query is responsible for giving result.


(ii) In a subquery, the outer query is responsible to display output.


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Which of the following SQL query will not be executed successfully? Assume all the column names and table name given here are correct. Choose the most appropriate option.

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Assume that table Asset(assetId number(2)) is created and 2 records are already inserted and saved.

COMMIT;
DELETE FROM ASSET;
ROLLBACK;
INSERT INTO ASSET VALUES(5);
COMMIT;

What would be the output of the below SQL statement after executing the above statements sequentially.

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Asset;
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Consider the below tables.
Event(eventId,eventName) – eventId is primary key
Employee(empId, empName, eventId) – empId is primary key and eventId is foreign key referring to Event table.
Identify the correct SQL statement to retrieve empid, empname and eventName for all employees. If employee has not registered for an event then it should display ‘Not Registered’.
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'link', 'vlink' and 'alink' are attributes of which HTML tag?


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Which of the following attribute is used by a HTML tag to apply inline style? Choose most appropriate option.

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