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The document provides information about the practical examination for a Computer Science course. It outlines the distribution of marks across four sections - Operating System and Internet (8 marks), Introduction to C++ (15 marks), Array structure (10 marks), and Pointer and Files (7 marks). It also lists 15 practical exercises that may be included in the exam, such as writing programs to create classes, check character types, print to files, and perform string operations using pointers. Students will be provided with a C++ compiler, internet access, and Windows 98 during the exam.

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Guidecomp PDF

The document provides information about the practical examination for a Computer Science course. It outlines the distribution of marks across four sections - Operating System and Internet (8 marks), Introduction to C++ (15 marks), Array structure (10 marks), and Pointer and Files (7 marks). It also lists 15 practical exercises that may be included in the exam, such as writing programs to create classes, check character types, print to files, and perform string operations using pointers. Students will be provided with a C++ compiler, internet access, and Windows 98 during the exam.

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

Practical Examination

Note: Given below are distribution of marks, list of practicals and a sample question paper for practical
examination. The examiner should set a similar paper for the candidates prior to the exam. The
examiner may ensure that the following software must be available in the computer: C++ compiler,
Internet connection and Operation system (Windows 98).

Distribution of Marks Marks Time

1. Operating System and Internet 8 25 Min.


2. Introduction to C++, Control Statements 15 40 Min.
and Functions
3. Array structure and Special Data Types 10 30 Min.
4. Pointer and Files 7 25 Min.

List of Practicals

1. Switching between command prompt and shut down system


2. loading of operating system (Windows 98)
3. creating, deleting and renaming files/folders
4. Moving and copying files/folders
5. Recovering a delete file
6. Locating a file/folder using windows explorer or using find
7. Creating short-cut on Desktop
8. Working on Internet and sending e-mail
9. Setting up sharing option for files and folders
10. Writing programs to create a class called student with one private data member called m, of type int,
and two public member function: putdata ( ) and getdata ( )
11. Writing program that will ask the user to enter a character. Check if it is alphabetic or not. If
alphabetic, check whether it is an upper case or lower case.
12. Writing a program to print student roll no., name , marks and store in a file
13. Writing a program to generate a table of a given number
14. Writing a program to generate a table of a given number
15. Performing string operation using pointers

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