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ISC Java CS Project Repository

A comprehensive and time-saving resource for the Class 12 ISC Computer Science Java project. This repository includes questions, algorithms, Java programs, test outputs, and a ready-to-print Word docx file. Licensed under MIT, it's free for everyone to use, modify, and share. Contributions welcome!

Class 12 ISC CS Java Project Repository 🚀💻

Hey there, fellow coders and project warriors! 😎

Welcome to my Class 12 ISC Computer Science Java Project Repository, your one-stop-shop for all things related to the ISC Java project.

If you’re like me, you probably thought: “Why does this project exist? Does it really teach us anything new?” Well, fear not, because this repo is here to save your time ⏳ and make your life easier 🎉.

💻 Take a peek at the GitHub repo!


What’s Inside? 🧐

Hold on to your keyboards, because there’s a lot packed into this repository (30+ questions and solutions), all neatly organized:

  1. Questions:
    • Yup, all the required ISC project questions are here. No more hunting through the pyqs!
  2. Algorithms:
    • Step-by-step breakdowns of how each solution works. It’s like a map through the code jungle 🗺️.
  3. Solutions (Programs):
    • Fully written Java code for every question, ready for you to use.
  4. Test Outputs (Images):
    • Proof that these programs actually work, with screenshots to back it up 📸.
  5. Variable Description Table:
    • Confused about what some variables do? Not anymore! Tables are included to explain them all.
  6. Ready-to-Print Word Docx File:
    • Okay, so this part isn’t super simple. You’ll need to change the cover page with your name, class, section, roll number, session year, and the name in the second page with the certificate of completion.
    • Oh, and don’t forget the watermark with your name on every page (yay for customization, right? 😅), technically you’ll do that only once in the first page by modifying the footer.
  7. Fonts Galore:
    • The main font used is CMU Family for theory/text and JetBrains Mono for code. You’ll also see some Fira Code and Cascadia Code sprinkled here and there. All these font files are included in the repo, so no need to hunt them down!
  8. Sample PDF Exports:
    • Because who doesn’t love a good PDF?

Oh, and if you like automating boring tasks (I mean, who doesn’t?), I also tossed in Python scripts that I used to speed things up. Not part of the official project, but hey, they’re there if you want ‘em! 🤖


Excited student looking at a finished project on their computer


Why Share This? 🤔

Let’s be real for a second. These projects take up so much time and sometimes… well, they don’t really teach you a whole lot, do they? I decided to make this public because why not share the love?

This project is licensed under the MIT License, which means you can use it, tweak it, and even show it off like it’s your own (though a little shout-out is always appreciated 😉).


Required Setup 🛠️

Make sure you’re using Java 8 or the newer Java 17 or just any compatible version (there’s no enhanced feature used). You can check your Java version by running:

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java -version

To set up the project:

Clone the repository

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git clone https://github.com/ankitsm08/class-12-comp-java.git

Or simply downlaod it from my github: GitHub Repository Link 🌟


Future Updates 🔮

I’m always on the lookout for improvements. There might be more questions, more solutions, and probably a few corrections in the future. So, keep an eye on the repository 👀 because you never know what might pop up!

Got feedback? Found an error? Want to add something? I’m open to contributions and suggestions.


Happy coding, and may your compilation always be successful! 🤞🔥

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