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CBSE Coding Class 8 Solution Student Handbook Chapter 5 Advanced Sequencing01

The document is a student handbook for CBSE Coding Class 8, focusing on Advanced Sequencing. It includes objective type questions, standard questions, and higher-order thinking skills exercises related to algorithms and sequencing in programming. Additionally, it provides examples, flowcharts, and pseudocode to illustrate concepts and problem-solving techniques.

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CBSE Coding Class 8 Solution Student Handbook Chapter 5 Advanced Sequencing01

The document is a student handbook for CBSE Coding Class 8, focusing on Advanced Sequencing. It includes objective type questions, standard questions, and higher-order thinking skills exercises related to algorithms and sequencing in programming. Additionally, it provides examples, flowcharts, and pseudocode to illustrate concepts and problem-solving techniques.

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2/19/25, 8:27 PM CBSE Coding Class 8 Solution Student Handbook Chapter 5 Advanced Sequencing

CBSE Coding Class 8 Solution Student Handbook Chapter 5


Advanced Sequencing
CBSE Coding Class 8 Solution – Advanced Sequencing
CBSE Coding Class 8 Solution Student Handbook Chapter 5 Advanced Sequencing all Questions and Answers Solution by Coding
Teacher. Net Ex. Here provided all Coding Solution for Class 8.

Objective Type Questions

(1) Step by step process of solving a problem is called?

Answer: Algorithm

Reason: An algorithm is a set of steps to solve a problem.

(2) A series of actions done in a specific order is called sequencing?

Answer: True

Reason: A series of actions performed in a specific order is called sequence.

Standard Questions

(1) Explain what is a sequence in programming.

Answer: A sequence is a series of actions that are completed in a specific order. All steps execute in the same order one by one.
Sequence means series of instructions that will execute in the same order that they are written. It will start with line 1 then
execute line 2 and so on until it reaches the last line of your program.

Example: Our daily routine is a series of actions that we do every day:

(1) Wake up.

(2) Take a shower.

(3) Get Ready for School.

(4) Have breakfast.

(5) Go to school.

(6) Attend classes.

(7) Have lunch.

(8) Attend classes.

(9) Get back home.

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(2) Draw a flowchart to demonstrate sequence of activities that you do while getting ready for school.

Answer:

(3) Write a pseudocode to explain sequence of activities that you perform while giving an exam.

Answer:

Begin

Follow the instructions carefully

Read the Question paper Make

strategy for writing an answer

Maintain your Time while writing answers.

Start with questions that you can do easily then attempt the rest.

Listen to any verbal instructions

Cross check all your answers

End

Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS)

(1) Write a program in block code to print all the prime numbers between 0 and 50

Answer:

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(2) Write a program in block code to print all the multiples of 7 from 0 to 100

Answer:

Applied Project

(1) Problem Statement: Write a flow chart for the algorithm to determine if a number is perfect square.

Answer: Algorithm for Perfect Square

Step 1. Start

Step 2. Read the number to be checked from the user and declare a variable a flag = 0 Step

3. Check If number >= 0:

Repeat for i = 0 to number:

If number = ( i * i):

flag = 1 Break

i=i+1

Step [Link] If flag == 1: then Display

“Number is a Perfect Square” Else:

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Display “Number is Not a Perfect Square”

Step 5. Stop

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