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The document contains the answer key for Class 12th Informatics Practices for the academic year 2024-25, including multiple choice questions and programming examples. It covers various topics such as data manipulation using pandas, database management systems, and pollution types. Additionally, it provides SQL queries and explanations of static vs dynamic web pages.

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Answer Key of 12 IP 29 March Paper

The document contains the answer key for Class 12th Informatics Practices for the academic year 2024-25, including multiple choice questions and programming examples. It covers various topics such as data manipulation using pandas, database management systems, and pollution types. Additionally, it provides SQL queries and explanations of static vs dynamic web pages.

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Class 12th IP Answer key (2024-25)

1. False
2. (D) August
3. (C) Cookies
4. (C)LEFT()
5. (A)Copyright
6. (C)Numeric
7. (D) Savefig()
8. False
9. (C) Series
10. (B)Physhing
11. (B)Power()
12. (B)VOIP C=Voice Over Internet Protocol
13. (C) ser[points]
14. (E) Eye Strain and other health issues
15. (B)numpy
16. (B)i-(b), ii-(a), iii-(d), iv-(c)
17. (a)
18. (D)loc
19. (C)Uniform Resource Locator
20. (A)
21. (C)
22.
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OR
We can access elements of a Series using slicing with [start : stop : step].
import pandas as pd
s = pd.Series([10, 20, 30, 40, 50], index=['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'])
print(s[1:4])
Output:
b 20
c 30
d 40
23. Open-source software is free to use and modify, reducing licensing costs and
allowing startups to allocate funds to other critical areas like development and
marketing. miui, androind, mysql, python , open office .
24. SELECT UPPER('Informatics Practices') ;
SELECT LENGTH('Informatics Practices');
25. Static Web Page
• Fixed content (same for all users).
• No user interaction.
• Faster loading (no server processing).
• Requires manual updates.
Dynamic Web Page
• Content changes dynamically (e.g., login forms, shopping carts).
• Uses server-side scripts (PHP, Python) + databases.
• Slower than static (due to real-time processing).
• Updates automatically (no manual edits needed).
26. A DBMS is a software system that allows users to store, retrieve, manage, and
manipulate data efficiently in a structured manner. It ensures data security, reduces
redundancy, and provides controlled access.
Two Examples of DBMS
MySQL – Open-source relational DBMS (uses SQL).
Oracle Database – Enterprise-level RDBMS for large-scale applications.
27. Soil Pollution – Toxic chemicals leak into soil, harming plants and animals.
Water Pollution – Heavy metals mix with groundwater, making it unsafe.
28. import pandas
data = [50, 15, 40]
series = pandas. Series (data, index=['x', 'y', 'z'])
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print(series)
OR
pandas
Name
data
df
29. (i) Digital footprints are traces of data left behind when you use the internet. They
are created through:
Online activities (likes, searches, purchases).
Social media posts (comments, shares).
Device usage (location data, cookies).
(ii) Be Respectful – Avoid offensive language or trolling.
Think Before Sharing – Don’t post sensitive information.
(iii) Block and Report
Talk to the parents regarding this.
Keep evidence (screenshots) for reporting.
30. import pandas as pd
S1=pd.Series(['Mumbai', 'Dehradun', 'Bengaluru', 'Hyderabad'])
S2=pd.Series(['Maharashtra', 'Uttarakhand', 'Karnataka', 'Telangana'])
data = {'City': S1,'State': S2}
df = pd.DataFrame(data)
print(df)
OR
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
arr = np.array([10, 20, 30, 40, 50])
series = pd.Series(arr, index=['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E'])
print(series)
31. CREATE TABLE Customer (
CID INT PRIMARY KEY,
FName VARCHAR(20),
LName VARCHAR(20),
Age INT);
SELECT * FROM Customer ORDER BY LName DESC;
32. SELECT CITY, COUNT(*) FROM STUDENTS GROUP BY CITY;
SELECT AVG(AGE) FROM STUDENTS;
SELECT NAME, GRADE FROM STUDENTS S GRADES G ON S.S_ID = G.S_ID;
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OR
DELETE FROM SALES WHERE UnitsSold < 80;
SELECT PName FROM PRODUCTS WHERE Category IS NULL;
SELECT PName, UnitsSold FROM PRODUCTS P SALES S ON P.PID = S.PID;
33. matplotlib
plot
Days
Temperature Over 5 Days
34. SELECT MAX(DURATION) FROM COURSE;
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM COURSE;
SELECT LOWER(INSTRUCTOR) FROM COURSE;
OR
(i)PRIYA
(ii) RAVI SHARMA
(iii)ARJUN SINGH
PRIYA JAIN
(iv)4
35.

WAN
Production
Each block
(As per server)- production to Sale
(As per least wire) – Admin to production
36. print(Doctor.tail(3))
Doctor['Discount'] = 200
print(Doctor.iloc[2:4])
Doctor.drop('Department', axis=1, inplace=True)
37. SELECT SUM(Score) FROM STUDENTS;
SELECT SUBSTRING(Name, 1, 5) FROM STUDENTS;
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SELECT LTRIM(Name) FROM STUDENTS;


SE LECT MIN(Score) FROM GRADES;
UPDATE STUDENTS SET FER = FER + 100;
SELECT POWER(15, 2);
SELECT ROUND(456.789) ;
SELECT INSTR('mycommercial.com', 'com') ;
SELECT DAYNAME('2024-11-07') ;
SELECT NOW() ;

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