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    This document outlines the structure and instructions for a 1.5 hour computer science exam with a maximum of 30 marks. The paper is divided into 4 sections (A-D) containing multiple choice, short answer, and programming questions. Section A has 6 one-mark questions, Section B has 4 two-mark questions, Section C has 3 three-mark questions, and Section D has 3 four-mark questions testing a variety of Python concepts like lists, dictionaries, functions, loops, and string manipulation. Students are instructed to use Python to answer programming questions and show work for other questions.

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    This document outlines the structure and instructions for a 1.5 hour computer science exam with a maximum of 30 marks. The paper is divided into 4 sections (A-D) containing multiple choice, short answer, and programming questions. Section A has 6 one-mark questions, Section B has 4 two-mark questions, Section C has 3 three-mark questions, and Section D has 3 four-mark questions testing a variety of Python concepts like lists, dictionaries, functions, loops, and string manipulation. Students are instructed to use Python to answer programming questions and show work for other questions.

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    This document outlines the structure and instructions for a 1.5 hour computer science exam with a maximum of 30 marks. The paper is divided into 4 sections (A-D) containing multiple choice, short answer, and programming questions. Section A has 6 one-mark questions, Section B has 4 two-mark questions, Section C has 3 three-mark questions, and Section D has 3 four-mark questions testing a variety of Python concepts like lists, dictionaries, functions, loops, and string manipulation. Students are instructed to use Python to answer programming questions and show work for other questions.

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    CONLIB XIIComp 20230821160743

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    This document outlines the structure and instructions for a 1.5 hour computer science exam with a maximum of 30 marks. The paper is divided into 4 sections (A-D) containing multiple choice, short answer, and programming questions. Section A has 6 one-mark questions, Section B has 4 two-mark questions, Section C has 3 three-mark questions, and Section D has 3 four-mark questions testing a variety of Python concepts like lists, dictionaries, functions, loops, and string manipulation. Students are instructed to use Python to answer programming questions and show work for other questions.

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    of 3

    TIME : 1.5HRS SUBJECT:COMPUTER SCIENCE MAX.

    MARKS: 30

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

    1.The paper is divided into 4 sections A, B and C,D.


    2. All questions are compulsory. All programming questions are to be answered using Python Language only.
    3. Section A, consists of 6 questions(1-5). Each question carries 1 mark.
    4. Section B, consists of 4 questions(6-9). Each question carries 2 marks.
    5. Section C, consists of 3 questions(10-12). Each question carries 3 marks.
    6. Section D, consists of 3 questions(13-14). Each question carries 4 marks.
    7. Write down the correct option completely for MCQs.
    Q.no SECTION-A Marks
    1. Which among the following is not true? 1
    a)The sort() function doesn’t make changes in the original sequence
    b)The sorted() method doesn’t affect the original sequence
    c)The sort() function returns nothing
    d)The sorted() function always returns a sorted list
    2. Given the following list MyList=[[12,14,16],[18,20,11],[22,24,15,19],[31,42,35,52]].Which 1
    among the following slicing will produce the output [24,15,19]?
    a)MyList[1:] b)MyList[1:3]
    c)MyList[2][1:] d)MyList[2][:-1]
    3. What will be the output of the following code: 1
    T1=tuple({1:”A”,2:”B”})
    print(T1)
    a)(1,”A”,2,”B”) b)(1,2)
    c)(“A”,”B”) d)((1,”A”),(2,”B”))
    4. What will the following expression evaluate to: 1
    c=43+13-9//3**2*7
    print(c)
    a)56 b)49
    c)-7 d)Error
    5. Choose the most appropriate option for the Assertion(A) and Reasoning (R): 1
    Assertion(A):Python does not allow the use of multiple return statements for returning
    multiple values to the caller.
    Reason(R):No statement in the function will be excecuted after the return statement.The
    return statement in python is the last statement of the function body which can be referred

    EXAM 2023-24 Page 1


    to as the Function Terminator.
    a)Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
    b)Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A.
    c)A is true but R is false.
    d)A is false but R is true.
     e)Both A and R are false
    SECTION-B
    6. Find the output for the following code: 2
    st="CBSE-Sample-paper-2023"
    lis=st.split("-",maxsplit=2)
    lis.insert(2,"CS")
    print(*lis)

    7. a)Predict the output of: 2


    T=(1,2,’A’,’B’)
    w,x,y,z=T
    print(w,”-“,x,”-“,y,”-“,z)
    b)What is the datatype of T?Is it mutable or immutable?

    8. Consider the following function: 2


    invaders="Big Names"
    pos=200
    level=1
    def play():
    max_level=level+18
    print(len(invaders))
    return max_level
    res=play()
    print(res)

    Determine the Global name,Local names and builtin names from the above code.

    9. Define namespace,scope and lifetime in python context.Explain LEGB rule. 2


    SECTION-C
    10. Write short notes on the Structural components of a Python Function. 3

    11. Nandan has created the following dictionary.Find the output for statement 1,2 and 3: 3
    D={"011":"Delhi","022":"mumbai","033":"Kolkata","044":"kochi","055":"Chennai"}
    D1={}
    print(D.keys()) #Statement1
    for i in D.items():
    if(i[1].istitle()==False):
    D1[i[0]]=i[1].upper()
    print(D1) #Statement2
    D.update(D1)
    print(D) #Statement3

    EXAM 2023-24 Page 2


    12. Convert the for loop into while loop: 3
    print("Convert loop:")
    for i in range(9,-2,-2):
    c=0
    print("c=",c+i)
    SECTION-D

    13. Predict output of Statement 1 and 2 for the following program: 4


    list1=[]
    list2=[2,4,6,8,10,12]
    print(len(list2))
    for i in range(len(list2)):
    a=list2.pop()
    list1.append(a)
    print(list1) #Statement1
    for j in range(len(list1)):
    if(j%2!=0):
    b=list1.pop(j)+1
    list1.insert(j,b)
    print(list1) #Statement2

    14. Predict the output for the following code: 4


    nm="Computer*123*456*Science"
    s=nm.split("*")
    print(sorted(s)) #Statement1
    c=0
    for j in s:
    if j.isdigit():
    c=c+int(j)
    print(c) #Statement2
    t=nm.partition("*")
    fin=t[2]
    ch=1
    lens=0
    while(ch==1):
    for x in fin:
    if x.isdigit() or x=="*":
    lens+=1
    else:
    ch=0
    break;
    s1=t[0]+fin[lens:] #Statement3
    print("#".join(s1)) #Statement4

    --------END OF PAPER-------

    EXAM 2023-24 Page 3

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