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The document outlines the AISSCE Practical Examination for Class XII in Computer Science, detailing the structure and tasks for the exam. It includes a menu-driven Python program for stack operations, a task to complete a Python program for searching an employee number in a database, and requirements for a practical file, project report, and viva-voce. The total marks for the examination are 30, with specific marks allocated to each task.
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AISSCE – PRACTICAL EXAMINATION 2023

CLASS: XII
Set-1
SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE (083)
Time Allowed: 3 Hrs Maximum Marks: 30
1 Write a menu drive Python program to perform PUSH, POP and 7
DISPLAY operation on Stack (PRICE) implemented as List.
1. PUSH
2. POP
3. DISPLAY
4. EXIT
2 Complete the given python program to search for employee number 4
in a table emp. Following parameters required for connections are:
Server name: localhost
User : root
Password: admin
Database: company

import [Link] as mycon


cnt = [Link](_________________________________________)
#Statement 1
mycursor=cnt.____________ #Statement 2
empno = int(input('Enter Employee Number :'))
query=___________________________________________ #Statement 3
[Link](query)
record = mycursor._____________ #Statement 4

for r in record:
print(r)
3 Practical File 7
4 Project Report 8
5 Viva-Voce 3

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