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    This document contains a sample question paper for the AISSCE Computer Science examination in 2024. It includes: 1) Two programming questions in Python worth 8 marks total - writing a function to count words in a text file and creating a binary file to write and read integers. 2) Four SQL query questions worth 4 marks total related to sender and recipient tables. 3) A practical report question worth 7 marks and a project question worth 8 marks. 4) A viva voce question worth 3 marks. The document provides model answers for the two Python programming questions showing the code and output.

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    This document contains a sample question paper for the AISSCE Computer Science examination in 2024. It includes: 1) Two programming questions in Python worth 8 marks total - writing a function to count words in a text file and creating a binary file to write and read integers. 2) Four SQL query questions worth 4 marks total related to sender and recipient tables. 3) A practical report question worth 7 marks and a project question worth 8 marks. 4) A viva voce question worth 3 marks. The document provides model answers for the two Python programming questions showing the code and output.

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    This document contains a sample question paper for the AISSCE Computer Science examination in 2024. It includes: 1) Two programming questions in Python worth 8 marks total - writing a function to count words in a text file and creating a binary file to write and read integers. 2) Four SQL query questions worth 4 marks total related to sender and recipient tables. 3) A practical report question worth 7 marks and a project question worth 8 marks. 4) A viva voce question worth 3 marks. The document provides model answers for the two Python programming questions showing the code and output.

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    AISSCE EXAMINATION – 2024

    Practical Question Paper (Set-1)


    School No-
    Date:

    Subject: Computer Science (083) Class XII Science


    Time: 3:00 Hours Max. Marks: 30
    Python program (60% logic + 20% documentation + 20% code quality)
    Q – 1 Write the Python code for the following. [4+4=8]
    a) Write a function in python that counts no of ‘Me’ or ‘My’ word present in a text
    file ‘text1.txt’.

    b) Write a program to create a binary file to write 10 integers, read the file and display
    the sum of even integers.

    Q – 2 Write the SQL queries (a) to (d) based on the relations SENDER and RECIPENT
    given below: [1*4=4]

    a) Display all sender names those who are belongs from the city Mumbai.
    b) Display recID, SenderName, SenderAddress & Recipient City belonging from the tables.
    c) Display the records of recipient table in ascending order based on RecID.
    d) Display the no of recipient and city name from each city.

    Q – 3 Practical Report File 7


    Q – 4 Project 8
    Q –5 Viva Voce 3

    Internal Signature External Signature

    Examiner No……….. Examiner No………..


    Page 1
    PYTHON CODE

    Q1(A). Write a function in Python that counts the number of “Me” or “My” (in smaller
    case also) words present in a text file.

    # SOURCE CODE
    def displayMeMy():
    num=0
    f=open("Mydoc4.txt","r")
    N=f.read()
    M=N.split()
    for x in M:
    if x=="Me" or x== "My":
    print(x)
    num=num+1
    print("Count of Me/My in file:",num)
    f.close()
    filein = open("Mydoc4.txt",'w')
    str=" "
    n=int(input("enter the no of lines you want to write in a file"))
    for k in range(n):
    str =input("enter a line")
    filein.write(str)
    filein.write("\n")
    filein.close()
    displayMeMy()

    # OUTPUT
    enter the no of lines you want to write in a file2
    enter a lineMe Mee My MMy Myy
    enter a lineeMe Me Myy My YMy
    Me
    My
    Me
    My
    Count of Me/My in file: 4

    Q1(B) Write a program to create a binary file to write 10 integers, read the file and display
    the sum of even integers.

    #SOURCE CODE
    def accept_integer(file1):
    import pickle
    obj=open("file1","wb")
    k=0
    for k in range(10):
    num=eval(input("enter an integer"))
    pickle.dump(num,obj)

    print("Data has been written into binary file")


    print("---------------------------------------")
    Page 2
    obj.close()

    def read_integer(file1):
    import pickle
    obj=open("file1","rb")
    val=0
    try:
    while True:
    num=pickle.load(obj)
    if num%2==0:
    val+=num
    except EOFError :
    pass

    print("Sum of all even numbers is",val)


    print("------------------------------")

    obj.close()

    file1=input("Enter binary file name")


    accept_integer(file1)
    read_integer(file1)

    #OUTPUT
    Enter binary file namekk
    enter an integer11
    enter an integer23
    enter an integer5
    enter an integer4
    enter an integer9
    enter an integer7
    enter an integer8
    enter an integer12
    enter an integer22
    enter an integer13
    Data has been written into binary file
    ---------------------------------------
    Sum of all even numbers is 46

    Page 3

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