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Class12 CS Notes QuestionPaper

The document provides notes and important questions for Class 12 Computer Science, focusing on file handling and data structures in Python. Key topics include file operations, stack and queue functionalities, and sample questions for practice. It also includes a sample question paper with various sections testing knowledge on these concepts.

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Class 12 Computer Science Notes & Question Paper

Computer Science Notes + Question Paper

Class 12 Computer Science - Theory Notes with Important Questions

1. File Handling in Python

- File handling is used to read and write files.

- Two main types: Text files (.txt, .csv), Binary files (.dat, .jpg).

- File operations: open(), read(), write(), close().

- Modes: "r", "w", "a", "rb", "wb", "r+" etc.

Important Questions:

Q: Difference between text and binary files?

A: Text files are human-readable; binary files store data in binary.

Q: What is 'with open()'?

A: A context manager to open and auto-close files.

Q: What is mode 'a'?

A: Appends data to end of file.

2. Data Structures in Python

A. Stack (LIFO)

- push(): adds to top

- pop(): removes from top

- peek(): stack[-1]

B. Queue (FIFO)

- enqueue: append()

- dequeue: pop(0)
Class 12 Computer Science Notes & Question Paper

Important Questions:

Q: Difference between stack and queue?

A: Stack: LIFO, Queue: FIFO.

Q: Real-life example?

A: Stack: books; Queue: line of people.

Q: Stack methods?

A: append(), pop(), peek.

Q: What is underflow?

A: Removing from empty stack/queue.

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Sample Question Paper (30 Marks)

Section A - 1 Mark Each

Q1. What does open() do?

A: Opens file, returns file object.

Q2. Mode for overwrite?

A: "w"

Q3. Default mode?

A: "r"

Q4. Define stack.

A: Linear, LIFO.
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Q5. pop(0)?

A: Removes first element.

Section B - 3 Mark Each

Q6. Word count in file

f = open("data.txt")

print(len(f.read().split()))

f.close()

Q7. Text vs binary

- Human-readable vs machine-readable.

- .txt vs .jpg.

- UTF-8 vs bytes.

Q8. Stack ops

push: append(), pop: pop(), peek: stack[-1]

Q9. Queue code

queue = []

queue.append(1)

queue.pop(0)

Q10. writelines()

f = open("f.txt", "w")

f.writelines(["hi\n", "bye\n"])

f.close()

Section C - 5 Marks Each

Q11. Print lines starting with vowel

f = open("d.txt")

for l in f:
Class 12 Computer Science Notes & Question Paper

if l[0].lower() in 'aeiou':

print(l)

f.close()

Q12. Stack menu

while True:

ch = int(input())

if ch==1: s.append(...)

elif ch==2: s.pop()...

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