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Binary Decoders using Logic Gates

A decoder is a logic circuit that converts a coded input to a “decoded” output by converting the input into a different format. Binary decoders can be used to: Convert BCD/binary value into “denary format”, “octal format” or “hexadecimal format”,

Equality Comparators using Logic Gates

An equality comparator is a hardware electronic circuit made from logic gates that takes two binary numbers as input determines whether these are equal or not. Equality comparators and magnitude comparators (used to determine whether a binary input is larger,

Square Root Estimation Algorithms

Calculating the square value of a number is a very straightforward process which consists of multiplying this number by itself. For instance: 152 = 15 x 15 = 225 The reverse operation which consists of calculating the square root of

Multimedia Library (OOP Concepts)

In this blog post, we will write a computer program to create and maintain a multimedia library of books, CDs and DVDs. The aim of this programming task is to demonstrate some key Object-Oriented Programming concepts such as: Creating Classes

MP3 Playlist Class

The aim of this challenge is to implement a Class in Python to maintain an MP3 Playlist. This class could be used when developing the software for a music App on a smartphone or an mp3 player. This MP3 playlist

Shopping Basket Class

One of the key features of any e-commerce website is the shopping basket. It is used to let the end-users add products to their basket before proceeding to checkout. In this Python challenge we will create a Shopping Basket class

Random Library Challenges

In this blog post we will experiment using some of the key functions from the random library. Many Python games will involve some degree of “randomness” for the game to be more realistic and unpredictable. Flipping a coin, throwing a

DOS Emulator using Python

In the 1980’s, when IBM introduced the IBM PC which was built with the Intel 8088 microprocessor, they needed an operating system. They approached Microsoft who provided IBM with the “Microsoft Disk Operating System”: MS-DOS. A Disk Operating System is

4-bit counter using D-Type flip-flop circuits

In this blog post we will design an electronic circuit using logics gates (combined into D-Type flip-flop circuits) to create a 4-bit binary counter. This approach will help us understand how a program counter may be designed within the CPU

Solving a Murder Mystery using Prolog

In the middle of last winter, eight guests were invited to a luxurious retreat at the Duke of York Grand Hotel. On the last day of their three-day getaway, the guests were free to vacate to their own occupations. Mrs

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