Computer Sc-Class IX

As we approach the summer break, the childlike excitement is all pervasive!!! It's a time when we at St.Columba's, wish that our students and their families stay safe and bond like never before. Keeping in mind several requests from parents, during interactions lately, we have tried to strike a balance between academic revision for PA1 and fun filled activities!!! There is a week by week capsule lined up for you. Please visit the last post on all your regular blogs for an update on the holiday homework. Please note that the submission for these assignments will be when the session resumes in July!! Wishing you happy and fun filled holidays!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Holidays Homework (2020-21) Class 9 – Computer Science Work for Week-1 1.        Make sure that all the theoretical question-answers covered in the blogs are noted in your Comput

Good Morning boys.  Before we head for the Summer Vacations, let us test our knowledge.  I hope that you will use your vacations productively so that you can relax but also Learn & Grow!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE TAKE ONLINE TUTORIALS FOR PYTHON ON THE FOLLOWING URL: www.w3schools.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ By the end of this session, you will be able to: Understand how to apply concepts of Python Programing learnt so far Identify the areas you need to review. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loading… ALL THE BEST! Stay Safe👍👍

Good Morning Dear Students. Loading… --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Google Meet Link for today's session is: meet.google.com/mwu-axew-pen  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By the end of this session, you will be able to: Identify the common errors made in the coding of program given Suggest possible solutions identify and share doubts and difficulties being faced related to the topic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  During the last session, you were given a form to share your responses to the following question: Write a program in Python to accept two numbers (num1 and num2) from the user, typecast them to integer and then find sum and product of the two. Please note that the above question has 5 steps: accepting two numbers from the user typecasting the

Good Morning Boys Hope you are enjoying the journey of Python Programing. I would like to request you to mark your attendance by filling the form with the link below. Remember,  if the registration number is entered incorrectly, attendance will not be allotted. IMPORTANT!! Please read carefully *We at St Columba's School, are ready to take the next step - and move towards using Google Classroom as a tool to enhance the teaching learning environment. *This shift involves the school giving each student a unique email address, which he will need to setup ( the teachers will assist him in doing the same). This email will facilitate each student to interact with his teachers. * The student should use this email ID only for: -interacting with  teachers on school /subject related matters -keep the words and expressions as he would- if he  were interacting with us as a Columban student -use the facilities connected to this email ID only for google meets orga

Good Morning Boys Hope you are enjoying the journey of Python Programing I would like to request you to mark your attendance by filling the form with the link below. Remember, if the registration number is entered incorrectly, attendance will not be allotted. The answers to the EXERCISE given in the last session are as follows: >>>type(0)  output will be  <class 'int'> >>>type(int(0))   output will be  <class 'int'> >>>type(int('0'))  output will be  <class 'int'> >>>type('0')  output will be  <class 'str'> >>>type(1.0)  output will be  <class 'float'> >>>type(int(1.0))  output will be  <class 'int'> >>>type(float(0))  output will be  <class 'float'> >>>type(float(1.0))  output will be  <class 'float'> >>>type(3/2)  output will be  <class 'float