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    Icse Class 9 Hy Computer Application 2019

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    This document contains questions from a half-yearly examination for Class 9 Computer Applications. It includes questions on programming concepts like functions, loops, operators, and if/else statements. It also contains programming questions that require writing code to check if a number is prime, calculate area of shapes, and print patterns using loops. Students are asked to write Java code to solve problems related to basic programming constructs.

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    This document contains questions from a half-yearly examination for Class 9 Computer Applications. It includes questions on programming concepts like functions, loops, operators, and if/else statements. It also contains programming questions that require writing code to check if a number is prime, calculate area of shapes, and print patterns using loops. Students are asked to write Java code to solve problems related to basic programming constructs.

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    This document contains questions from a half-yearly examination for Class 9 Computer Applications. It includes questions on programming concepts like functions, loops, operators, and if/else statements. It also contains programming questions that require writing code to check if a number is prime, calculate area of shapes, and print patterns using loops. Students are asked to write Java code to solve problems related to basic programming constructs.

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    7.

    a) Write a program having two functions :


    SumSeries()- to find the sum of the series : Half Yearly Examination - 2018-19
    s=1 +x2-x3+x4-x5.....xn where x and n are given by COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
    the uer
    Class : IX
    HCF _LCM() - to find the hcf and Icm of two Time : 2 Hrs. + 15 min. Full Marks : 100
    numbers given by the user.
    8. Write a program to calculate the charge of a transport 1 a) Give one difference and one example of each of the
    company according to the following criteria: following: (2x5=10)

    Weight Rate (i) switch and if block

    Upto first 100 Kg Rs. 10/Km (ii) break and continue

    For the next 50 Kg Rs. 7/Km (iii) pure and mixed expression

    Above 150 Kg Rs. 5/km (iv) empty and infinite loop

    Display the details in the following format: (v) int and double datatype

    Weight Kilometer travelled Total cost 2 a) Define a function check that accepts a (2x5=10)
    number.
    _______ _____________ _________
    b) Why is a class called an object factory?
    9. Create a class named 'Numbers' having the following
    functions - c) Which statement is optional in a switch block?
    What is its function?
    factor( ) - this function inputs a number and displays
    the factors of a number given by the user. d) ln the following expression identify the operator(s)
    and the operand(s):
    Example : Input 6 Output : 1
    x = a + b - c + d;
    2
    e) What is compilation? Why is it necessary?
    3
    3 a) Write the java expression for the following: (2)
    6
    X = a2 + b2
    factorial() - this function inputs a number and displays
    the factorial of a number given by the user b) What will be the value of c when

    Example : Input : 3 Output : 6 (1 X 2 X 3 = 6) (i) a = 5.0 and b= 2.0


    (ii) a = 5 and b= 2
    where c =(a/b)*2;

    4 1
    c) Fill in the blanks in the following code to get the h) Convert the following into an if block: (2)
    following output:
    f=(v==100)?0.1*v; 0.2*v;
    OUTPUT: 1 2 2 3 3 34444
    SECTION B (15 X 4 = 60 marks)
    CODE: for(i=1; i<= ____i++)
    Each program should be written using variable description /
    { for(j=___ j<=___; j++) Mnemonic codes such that the logic of the program is clearly
    depicted.
    {System.ou.print(___);}}
    ATTEMPT ANY FOUR QUESTIONS
    d) Convert the following if block to switch block
    4. Write a program to input a number and check whether it
    if(a==2) (3)
    is a prime number or not. (A prime number is one which
    System.out.println("two"); has two factors 1 and the number itself).
    else
    5. Write a program to input the radius of a circle, length and
    if(s==3) breadth of a rectangle, side of a square and a choice.
    System.out.println("three"); lf choice is 1 calculate and print the area of a circle
    else (radius2), if choice is 2 calculate and print the area of a
    square (side*side), if choice is 3 calculate and print the
    System.out.println("it's a number');
    area of a rectangle(length*breadth).
    e) if a = 50 and b = 40 find the value of (2)
    6. Write a program to print the following patterns using two
    g if g=a++ - -a + b++ +(b/2)
    functions(use loop construct)
    f) Give the output of the following for loop : (2)
    Pattern1()- 12345
    for(i=100;i>=0;i=i/10) 1234
    System.out.printlnl(i); 123
    System.out.println("program over'); 12
    g) State whether the following statements are true or 1
    false : (3) Pattern2()
    (i) The two type of values that a boolean datatype 1
    returns are true and false.
    11
    (ii) The function Math.pow(2,2) returns 2 and the 111
    function Math.sqrt(2) returns 4.
    1111
    (iii) The statement x=(a>10) ? 25: 45; is an example
    of ternary operator;

    2 3

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