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Sample Paper Computer Science Class: XI: Instructions

This document is a sample paper for Class XI Computer Science, consisting of various sections with questions covering topics such as digital computers, system software, programming concepts, and data conversions. The paper includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and programming tasks, totaling 70 marks. The instructions indicate that all questions are compulsory and provide a time duration of 3 hours for completion.

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Sample Paper Computer Science Class: XI: Instructions

This document is a sample paper for Class XI Computer Science, consisting of various sections with questions covering topics such as digital computers, system software, programming concepts, and data conversions. The paper includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and programming tasks, totaling 70 marks. The instructions indicate that all questions are compulsory and provide a time duration of 3 hours for completion.

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Sample Paper Computer science


Class: XI
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Time Duration: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 70
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Instructions:
All Questions are Compulsory.

I. 1. Name different types of digital computers based on their size and performance. [1]
2. What is system software? [1]
3. Explain first come first served (FCFS) scheduling. [2]
4. Explain multiprocessing operating system. [2]

(Total: 6M)
II. 1. Differentiate between syntax error and semantics error. Give example for each. [2]
2. What do you mean by robustness of a program? What is guard code? [2]
3. What is a base class? What is a derived class? How are these two interrelated? [3]
4. Explain:
a.) Encapsulation
b.) Transitive nature of inheritance
c.) portability [3]
(Total: 10M)
III. 1. Convert the following binary number to decimal:
a) 101.1001 b) 11101.111

2. Convert the following octal values to decimal


a) 1204.3 b) 743
3. Convert the following decimal values to hexadecimal:
a) 314.21 b) 2048
4. Convert the following decimal values to binary:
a) 57.31 b) 29.2
5. Convert the following binary number to hexadecimal:
a) 1010110110111 b) 10110111011011 (1M X 5 =5M)
6. Differentiate between:
a) RAM and ROM b) impact printer and non impact printer. [4]
7. What is a port? [1]
(Total: 10M)

IV. 1. Determine then output if the input is:


( a ) 2000 ( b ) 1900 ( c ) 1971
void main( )
{
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int year;
cin>>year;
if ( year%100 = =0)
{
if ( year % 400 = =0)
cout<< “LEAP”;
}
else
cout<< “not century year”;
} [3]
2. Write a short program that subtracts two matrices A [4][4] and B [4][4]. [3]

3. Determine the output for the following code fragment if the input is: “new york”
void main( )
{
char city [35];
cout<< “enter city name \n”;
cin>>city;
cout<< “you entered” << city<<endl;
cout<<”\n Enter the same city name again \n”;
cin.getline(city, 35);
cout<< “this time you entered <<city<<endl;
} [2]

4. Name the header files to which the following built-in functions belong:
a) write( ) b) getch( ) c) gets( ) d) strlen( ) [2]
5. Write two benefits of header file. [2]
(Total: 12M)

V. 1. Determine the total bytes required to store the following array:


a) int marks[5][3] b) char name[20]
2. Write a short program to print the following series:
3 6 9 12………….33.
3. Write a flowchart to find smallest of three numbers.
4. Write the function prototypes for the following:
a) Average ( ) take two arguments of type integer and return a float value.
b) Sum ( ) takes an int array and an int value and returns a long result.

5. What is an array and how many types of arrays are there?


6. Explain event driven programming. (2M X 6=12M)

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VI. 1. Explain characteristics of auto and register storage class specifiers.


2. What is scope of a variable? Write the names of all scopes present in c++?
3. Differentiate between call by value and call by reference mechanism.
4. What is the effect of absence of ‘break’ in a switch statement? Can the case labels
in a switch have identical values?
5. Rewrite the following code fragment using switch:
void main ( )
{
if (ch = = ‘E’)
cout<< “Eastern Zone”;
else if ( ch = = ‘W’)
cout << “Western Zone”;
else if (ch = = ‘N’)
cout<< “ North Zone”;
else if (ch = =’S’)
cout << “ South Zone”;
else
cout<< “Invalid Zone”;

} (2 X 5 = 10)

VII 1. Determine the output:


#include<iostream.h>
void func(int num, b=5)
{
auto int total=0;
static int sum=0;
for ( int i=num; i>0 ; i--)
total+=i;
sum+=total;
cout<<total<< “ ” <<sum<<b<<endl;
}
void main( )
{
int x=8;
for(int j=1; j<3; j++)
func(i);
}

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2. What are the outputs of the following two code fragments? Justify your answer.

//version 1 //version 2

int f =1, i = 2; int f =1, i = 2;


while(++i <5) do{
f * = i; f * = i;
cout<<f ; }while(++i<5);
cout<<f ;

(5X 2 = 10)

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