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______________________________

Session 2026-27

Practical File

Computer Science (083)

Class XII

Submitted by______________________
Class and sectionXII
Roll number______________________
Submitted to______________________

Certificate

This is to certify that ________________________, a student of Class XII, roll number ________, of ______________________________, has completed the practical work in Computer Science (083) for the session 2026-27 as prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education, under my guidance.

Teacher
External examiner
Principal
School stamp

Acknowledgement

I would like to thank my teacher, ________________________, for the guidance and support that helped me complete this practical file, and the principal of ______________________________ for the facilities and encouragement. I also thank my parents and friends for their help along the way.

________________________

Index

S. No.ProgramDateTeacher's sign

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Questions

How do I get a PDF?

Press Print or save as PDF, then choose Save as PDF as the printer. The file prints on A4 with each program on its own page.

Can I add programs that are not in the list?

Yes. Add your own program, paste its code and output, and the algorithm and flowchart are worked out from the code.

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

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Will my school accept this format?

It follows the usual order: cover, certificate, acknowledgement, index, then each program with its aim, algorithm, flowchart, code and output. Schools differ, so check your teacher’s format and switch off the pages you do not need.

Each program has its own page with an explanation: see the Class 11 and Class 12 program lists. For a flowchart of any code, use Python to flowchart.