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C Plus Plus Programming Practical ACS Advanced Computer Studies

C Plus Plus Programming Practical Advanced Computer Studies

Here is a sample old question paper for guiding the students about the practical examination.


C++ Programming Practical will be of  20 marks.
Time allowed will be 1 hour 30 Minutes.
Section One contains only one compulsory question of Viva Vice ( Oral questioning)
Question No: 1 will be compulsory , VIVA VOCE of 5 marks.

In Section -II , You have to attempt any two questions(programs) out of  3 questions
Question No 2: C++ Program of 7.5 Marks
Question No 3: C++ Program of 7.5 Marks
Question No 4: C++ Program of 7.5 Marks
Sample Old Question Paper C++ Programming Practical for Advanced Computer Studies
C++ Programming Practical for Advanced Computer Studies

A sample solution to program 1:

Count number of vowels in a string  c program
Count number of vowels in a string  c program


Count number of vowels in a string output of c program
Count number of vowels in a string output of c program

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