JAC Class 12 Computer Science Question Paper 2015 with Solution

JAC Class 12

Computer Science2015
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About this paper

This is the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) Class 12 Computer Science paper from the 2015 board examination, with an answer under every question. Question 1 has 16 multiple-choice parts on C++, inheritance, queues, binary search, normalisation, gates and the internet. Questions 2 to 10 are very short: data hiding, sizes of character constants, stacks and queues, second and third normal forms, a truth table and a modem. Questions 11 to 21 are longer and include polymorphism, a STUDENT class, an electricity-bill program, postfix evaluation of 120, 45, 20, +, 25, 15, −, +, *, bubble and selection sort, SQL on a STUDENT table, a K-map and the components of a network. Marks and time are not printed.

Exam
JAC Class 12
Subject
Computer Science
Year
2015
Questions
21
Pages
3
Answers included
Yes

Paper pattern

  • Group A

    Question 1 with 16 multiple-choice parts

  • Very short answers

    Questions 2–10

  • Long answers

    Questions 11–21: programs, stacks, sorting, SQL, a K-map and networking

Topics covered

  • C++ basics, keywords and loops
  • Constructors, inline functions and inheritance
  • Data hiding and encapsulation
  • Stacks, queues and linked lists
  • Searching and sorting
  • Normalisation
  • Boolean algebra and K-maps
  • SQL
  • Polymorphism
  • Networking and modems

Questions from this paper

  1. Differentiate between data hiding and encapsulation.
  2. What will be the sizes of the constants '\a', "A\a" and "JAC-2015\a"?
  3. Describe the similarities and differences between queues and stacks.
  4. What is polymorphism? Give an example to show its implementation in C++.
  5. An electricity board charges Rs. 3 per unit for the first 100 units, Rs. 4 per unit for the next 200 units and Rs. 6 per unit beyond 300 units, plus a meter charge of Rs. 50. Write a C++ program to read the units consumed and print the charges.
  6. Evaluate the postfix expression 120, 45, 20, +, 25, 15, −, +, * using a stack.

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