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CSS and Python Course Revision Guide

The document provides revision notes for CSS and Python, detailing unit topics, expected questions, and practice exercises. CSS covers HTML structure, styling, JavaScript basics, DOM manipulation, and a mini project, while Python includes introduction, control statements, functions, data structures, and file handling. Final tips suggest a study routine and emphasize the importance of practice and revision.

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CSS and Python Course Revision Guide

The document provides revision notes for CSS and Python, detailing unit topics, expected questions, and practice exercises. CSS covers HTML structure, styling, JavaScript basics, DOM manipulation, and a mini project, while Python includes introduction, control statements, functions, data structures, and file handling. Final tips suggest a study routine and emphasize the importance of practice and revision.

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CSS (22519) and Python (22616) – Unitwise

Revision Notes

CSS (22519) – Client Side Scripting


Unit 1 – Introduction to Web & HTML
Structure of HTML document, Tags, Lists, Tables, Forms, Hyperlinks, HTML5 elements.
Expected Questions: What is HTML? Difference between HTML and XHTML, Explain tags, Table
syntax, HTML5 new tags.
Practice: Create webpage with heading, paragraph, image, table, and link.

Unit 2 – CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)


Inline, Internal, External CSS, Syntax, Selectors, Colors, Fonts, Background, Box Model.
Expected Questions: What is CSS? Types, Box model, Selectors, Font & Background properties,
class vs id.
Practice: Design a styled form with background color and font properties.

Unit 3 – JavaScript Basics


Introduction, Variables, Data Types, Loops, Conditional Statements, Functions, Events.
Expected Questions: What is JS? Variables, Data types, Loops, Functions, Events.
Practice: Simple calculator using JavaScript.

Unit 4 – DOM Manipulation


DOM structure, getElementById(), querySelector(), innerHTML, Form Validation.
Expected Questions: What is DOM? [Link](), Form validation, Changing HTML
content.
Practice: JS Form validation for Name, Email, Password.

Unit 5 – Mini Project / Practical Concepts


Integration of HTML + CSS + JS.
Expected Questions: Explain form validation or calculator logic, Create image gallery.
Practice: Create one small integrated project.

Python (22616) – Programming in Python


Unit 1 – Introduction to Python
Features, Applications, Syntax, Indentation, Variables, Input/Output.
Expected Questions: What is Python? Keywords, Identifiers, Indentation, Data types, input()/print().
Practice: Program to add two numbers.

Unit 2 – Control Statements


if, if-else, for, while, range(), break, continue, pass.
Expected Questions: Explain control statements, Difference between for/while,
break-continue-pass.
Practice: Programs for factorial, odd/even, sum of digits.

Unit 3 – Functions
Function definition, Arguments, Return, Recursion, Lambda.
Expected Questions: Function syntax, Return, Recursion, Lambda.
Practice: Function to find factorial or max of numbers.

Unit 4 – Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries


List creation, slicing, methods, Tuple features, Dictionary key-value.
Expected Questions: Difference between List & Tuple, List methods, Dictionary with example.
Practice: Program to sort list, display dictionary items.

Unit 5 – File Handling & Exception Handling


open(), read(), write(), close(), try-except-finally.
Expected Questions: File handling methods, Exception handling with example.
Practice: File write-read program with error handling.

Final Tips:
• Study 1 CSS + 1 Python unit daily (2 hrs each).
• Revise keywords, syntax, and previous MSBTE papers.
• Write neat, short answers and practice 2–3 programs daily.

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