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Optical Illusions

Which of the above two purple circles is bigger? Learning Objectives In this challenge you will use Python Turtle to draw geometric shapes and optical illusions. To help you we have created three functions as follows: drawLine() to draw a

All Stars Football Team

In this challenge we are looking at how a list can be used to store all the players’ names of a football team. Using a set of functions we then manipulate this list to: Find a value in a list

Download Python

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Lottery Numbers

In this challenge we are going to write a Python program that automatically generates six random numbers (from 1 to 50) and display them on the screen, sorted in ascending order. The program will need to make sure that each

Fruit Machine

Learning Objectives In this challenge you will complete a full Python Program to simulate a fruit machine. You will use the random library to randomly select a fruit to display on screen. You will use if statements to check if

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Python Cheat Sheet

Check the following Python instructions. These are all you need to know to start creating your first Python scripts! You can also check our more advanced Python Helpsheet:

Blackjack Challenge

In this challenge you are going to create a blackjack game for one player. The computer will be the dealer. Rules of the game Source: wikipedia. “Blackjack, also known as twenty-one, is the most widely played casino banking game in

Number Sequences

Learning Objectives In this challenge we are going to apply our programming skills to perform some arithmetic operations. We will use arithmetic operators such as +, – and * as well as for loops to repeat instructions. Context / Starter

The bear hunt

This challenge is inspired from Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury’s children book “We are going on a bear hunt”. In this story, a family skids down a grassy slope, swishes across a river, sludges through mud and finally sees a

Logic Gates Diagrams

Learning Objectives In this post you will practise drawing logic gates diagrams using the following logic gates: AND Gate OR Gate XOR Gate NOT Gate First you will need to learn the shapes/symbols used to draw the four main logic