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CS - 8TH BRIDGE COURSE

The document outlines the curriculum for a Computer Science bridge course for Class VIII at Achyuta Public School for the year 2023-2024. It covers fundamental concepts such as data types (String, Integer, Float, Character), operators (Arithmetic and Relational), and decision-making structures (IF statements and Select case). Additionally, it introduces looping structures including For…Next, Do…Loop, and While…Wend loops.

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CS - 8TH BRIDGE COURSE

The document outlines the curriculum for a Computer Science bridge course for Class VIII at Achyuta Public School for the year 2023-2024. It covers fundamental concepts such as data types (String, Integer, Float, Character), operators (Arithmetic and Relational), and decision-making structures (IF statements and Select case). Additionally, it introduces looping structures including For…Next, Do…Loop, and While…Wend loops.

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ACHYUTA PUBLIC SCHOOL

Senior Secondary School Affiliated to CBSE, Delhi


Thadicombu Road, Dindigul.
Bridge Course

Class : VIII Subject :Computer Science


Year : 2023-2024 Total no of session : 1

SESSION 1

Recalling Just Basic:


Data types:
 String
 Integer
 Float
 Character
Operators:
 Arithmetic Operators.
 Relational operators.
Decision making structures:
 IF statement
 Select case
Loops:
 For…..Next Loop
 Do… Loop
 While…. Wend Loop
DAY 1:

Recalling Just Basic:


Data types:  Data type, in programming, is a classification that specifies
which type of value a variable has and what type of
mathematical, relational or logical operations can be applied to
it without causing an error.
 String - An array data structure of bytes (or words) that
stores a sequence of elements, typically characters, using
some character encoding. Example - "Hello world!"
 Integer - A data type used to represent real numbers that
do not have fractional values.
Example: n = 10
 Float - A data type composed of a number that is not an
integer, because it includes a fraction represented in
decimal format.
Example: x = 0.5
 Character - A data type with the size of exactly one byte,
which in turn is defined to be large enough to contain any
member of the "basic execution character set".
Example: sec=”A”

 An operator is a character that represents a specific


mathematical or logical action or process.

Operator:  Arithmetic Operators – It is used for mathematical


calculations. These operators take numerical values as
operands and return a single unique numerical value,
meaning there can only be one correct answer.
Example:+,-,*,/,%
 Relational operators- a relational operator is a
programming language construct or operator that tests or
defines some kind of relation between two
entities. Example: 5 = 5

Decision making structures:  Decision making statements contain conditions that are
evaluated by the program. If the condition is true, then a set of
statements are executed and if the condition is false then
another set of statements is executed.
 IF Statement
An 'if ' statement is used to test general variables (or input
pins) for certain conditions. If the condition is met the
associated command is executed. If not the command is
ignored and program flow continues on the next line
after the 'if' command.
Types:
1. IF ….. THEN Statement
2. IF……THEN…. ELSE Statement
3. IF……THEN…..ELSEIF Statement
4. Nested IF Statement
 Select case
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