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Author: Administrator

Happy New Year Animation

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Python - Beginner, Python Challenges

In this challenge we will use Python code to create a text-based (ASCII) animation to be used as a final countdown before the new year! Our countdown timer will be based on a for loop to count down from 5…

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Little Man Computer – Max Function

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

In this challenge we will create a computer program using LMC (Little Man Computer) that takes two inputs and outputs the larger (max) of the two inputs. By completing this challenge we will investigate the use of the branching instructions…

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Little Man Computer: Countdown Timer

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

In this challenge we will create a computer program using LMC (Little Man Computer) that takes a number as an input (e.g. 5) and outputs a countdown from this value. (e.g: 5.4.3.2.1.0). By completing this challenge we will investigate the…

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Little Man Computer: Mini Challenges

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

By completing this set of 12 mini challenges you will write programs using Little Man Computer using all the instructions of the LMC instruction set (See below). You will start with basic Input / Process / Output challenges based on…

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BCD to 7-Segment Display

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

What is BCD code? In computing and electronic systems, binary-coded decimal (BCD) is used to encode decimal numbers (base-10) in a binary form where each decimal digit is represented by a nibble (4 bits). For instance decimal number 5 is…

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BBC micro:bit Counter using a 7-Segment Display

Posted on by Administrator Posted in BBC micro:bit, Computer Hardware, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Physical Computing

The aim of this challenge is to create a countdown timer, controlled by a BBC micro:bit that will display the numbers on a screen using a 7-segment display. A lot of electronic devices use this approach to display numbers on…

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Logic Gates Tester Kit

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Hardware, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Physical Computing

The purpose of this challenge is to create an electronic circuit used to test and identify logic gates integrated circuits. Logic gates are built as integrated circuits (also referred to as chips, or microchips). An integrated circuit is a set…

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Sliding Puzzle

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

The aim of this challenge is to use HTML, CSS and Javascript to create an interactive sliding puzzle. Step 1: Creating 9 tiles from a single picture, using CSS Our aim is the use a single picture file called flower.png…

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Guitar Chords Reader

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

The idea of this python challenge is to write a python program to help guitar players learn and practise new songs. Our program will read all the chords used in a song and display and animate a visual representation/chart of…

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Text Based Animations

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Python - Beginner, Python Challenges, Solved Challenges

In this challenge we will use Python code to create text-based (ASCII) animations. Each of these animations is using a main loop that repeats the given code every 0.2 seconds and clear the screen between two iterations (frames). Check our…

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