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OOP Programming: Classes & Objects

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, OOP Concepts, Python - Intermediate, Python Challenges

In this blog post we will investigate how to create some basic classes and objects that could be used in a range of programming projects. Classes and Objects are the building blocks of Object-Oriented programs. You can find out about…

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Bubble Sort Algorithm in LMC

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Algorithms, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Little Man Computer (LMC)

The aim of this challenge is to implement a Bubble sort algorithm on a list of 10 values using LMC. We will be using our online LMC simulator to test our code online LMC simulator: Executing the Code We will…

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Memory Filler in LMC

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Little Man Computer (LMC)

The aim of this challenge is to write a program in LMC that will fill in the memory/RAM with the value 999, from memory location 50 onwards (up to memory location 99). Note that even though such a program may…

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Self-modifying code in LMC

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Little Man Computer (LMC)

In computer science, self-modifying code is code that alters its own instructions while it is executing. Getting code that overwrites itself can seem dubious, rather risky and hence unrecommended. However in some cases, it is a technique that can be…

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Drone Display

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Glowscript, Python - Advanced, Python Challenges

Drone displays/light shows are performed by synchronized and choreographed collections of drones that position themselves to recreate various aerial formations. Each drone is equipped with LED lights that can change colour during the display. The first drone display was presented…

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Wired & Wireless Connection Methods

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Computing Terminology Quiz, GCSE Concepts, GCSE Quiz, Quizzes

Take the Quiz! (open full screen) Can you recognise the different types of cables used in IT? Do you know what are the main wireless technologies used to connect IT equipment? Take the quiz to check your knowledge of wired…

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LED Dice Logic Gates Diagrams

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Hardware, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Physical Computing, Solved Challenges

LED Dice Our aim is to create an LED Dice using a breadboard and 7 LEDs disposed as follows: We will then use three buttons/switches to control the 7 LEDs of the dice to recreate the following patterns: Octal Number…

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Stopwatch Class (JavaScript)

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Science, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, OOP Concepts

In this challenge we will create an interactive stopwatch using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The aim of this blog post is to use Object Oriented Programming to create our own Stopwatch class. Step 1: Stopwatch Class and its constructor First…

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Poker Card Game (JavaScript)

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, JavaScript

In this challenge we will create a one-player game of poker based on the rules of Texas Hold’em Poker. In a game of Texas Hold’em Poker, for each round, five “community cards” are dealt face-up on the “board”. Each player…

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Stacks and Queues in LMC

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computing Concepts, Little Man Computer (LMC)

In this post we will investigate how to implement a queue and a stack data structure using low-level programming. We will use an upgraded version of Little Man Computer (LMC) that supports indirect addressing to to do. Implementing a Queue…

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