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This document appears to be a student's practical file for their Informatics Practices class. It contains 23 sections with coding examples and outputs for data visualization, Python Pandas, and SQL commands. The sections cover topics like creating charts and graphs, working with Pandas Series and DataFrames, and executing various SQL queries on a sample database. The practical file is certified by the student's teacher and contains their signature, along with the student's details and an index of the sections.

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Complete Practical File of Class XII-IP 2020-21

This document appears to be a student's practical file for their Informatics Practices class. It contains 23 sections with coding examples and outputs for data visualization, Python Pandas, and SQL commands. The sections cover topics like creating charts and graphs, working with Pandas Series and DataFrames, and executing various SQL queries on a sample database. The practical file is certified by the student's teacher and contains their signature, along with the student's details and an index of the sections.

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Practical file-प्रैक्टिकल फाइल

in
Informatics practices-065
for
Session 2020-21

Guided by: A. K. Pandey

(HOD Comp.Dept.) Submitted by: ___________

Roll.No-________________

l.b.s. school , sector-3 r k puram


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Certificate

This is to certify that __________________ ,


Roll No. _______ of class _____ Session ____
has prepared the Practical File as per the
prescribed Practical Syllabus of Informatics
Practices Code-065, Class-12 AISSCE (CBSE)
under my supervision.
It is the original work done by him/her. His/ her
work is really appreciable.
I wish him/her a very bright success.
__________________
Signature of Teacher.

__________________
Signature of External

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Index
S.No. Practical Description Page Teacher's
No. Sign.
Section-A (Data Visualization)
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3
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Section-B (Python Pandas)
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Section-C (SQL Commands)
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Section-A

DATA VISUALIZATION

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PRACTICAL NO-1

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-2

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-3

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-4

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-5

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-6

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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Section-B

PYTHON PANDAS

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PRACTICAL NO-7

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-8
Problem Definition : Create two Series, one from array and
another from List object, one with default index and another with
user defined index, one int data dtype and another string data type.
Now print the following attributes in the given format.
Attribute Name Series1 Series2
Data type :
Shape :
No. of bytes
No. of Dimensions
Has NaNs ?
Empty?
Index
values

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-9

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-10

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-11

CODING:

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INPUT:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-12
PROBLEM DEFINITION:

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-13
PROBLEM DEFINITION:

CODING:

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INPUT:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-14
PROBLEM DEFINITION:

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-15
PROBLEM DEFINITION:

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-16
PROBLEM DEFINITION:

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-17
PROBLEM DEFINITION

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-18
PROBLEM DEFINITION :

CODING :

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-19
PROBLEM DEFINITION :

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-20
PROBLEM DEFINITION :

CODING :

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OUTPUT:

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PRACTICAL NO-21
PROBLEM DEFINITION :

CODING:

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OUTPUT:

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Section-C

MySQL- SQL Commands

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SQL Commands
Q.1- Create a database 'School' on the database server, show the list of databases and open
it.

Q 2- Create the following table named 'STUDENT' with appropriate data type, size and
constraint(s) if any.

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Q.3- insert the following records into the table.

Q.4- Display all the information of males whose city is NEITHER Delhi or Mumbai.

Q.5- Display the details of all the students whose date of birth is after Nishant’s Birth date 1995-12-
06. (consider the Sql’s standard date format)

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Q.6- Display all information about class XII students rank wise.

Q.7- Display all columns arranged in descending order of city and within the city in the ascending
order their marks.

Q.8- List names of all students whose name has the character ‘a’.

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Q.9- Display Name and Marks of those students whose marks is in the range 400 and 500 ( both are
inclusive)

Q.10- Display average marks, highest marks and total no. of students for each class

Q.11- Display total no of males and females separately, along with their average marks.

Q.12- Increase the marks of 10th class students by 5% marks.

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Q.13- Add a new column named Address. ( Take the data type and size yourself)

Q.14- Add Primary key to the column Name.

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Q.15- Display name, class and city of 'XII' class students who lives in 'Mumbai'.

Q.16- Display unique sex names.

Q.17- Display name, data of birth and day name (like Sunday, Monday,.), of all females, whose
marks is greater than or equal to 400.

Q.18- Display City and highest marks of students of each city, but only for Delhi and Mumbai.

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Q.19- Display round of average marks up to zero places, truncate of average marks up to 1 decimal
place for class 'X' students only.

Q.20- Write a query to display name and the position of character 'a' in the names of students
having 'a' anywhere in their names.

Q.21- Display name, character number 3rd and 4th of each name and counting of number of
characters in each name.

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Q.22- Display current date and current time together.

Q.23- Display name, marks and round up the Square root of marks up to 2 decimal places

Teacher's Signature:

_____________________
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