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Roulette (Betting Game)
Rules of the Game A player starts the game with 10 chips. For each game the player should be asked how many chips they want to bet. They should not be allowed to bet more chips than they actually own. Then the user…
The YOLO Challenge
The YOLO challenge consists of creating an acronym generator: a program that prompts the user to enter an expression or a sentence (e.g. “You only live once!”) and in return gives the acronym matching the user input (e.g. “YOLO”) Learning…
Fizz-Buzz Game
Fizz buzz is a group word game for children to teach them about division. Players take turns to count incrementally, replacing any number divisible by three with the word “fizz”, and any number divisible by five with the word “buzz”.…
Secret Santa
Learning Objectives This set of challenges focuses on the use of lists in Python. You will learn how to: Initialise a list Add and remove values to a list Find out the length (number of items) of a list Access…
Rock-Paper-Scissors
Did You Know? Rock-paper-scissors is a hand game usually played by two people, where players simultaneously form one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. The “rock” beats scissors, the “scissors” beat paper and the “paper” beats rock; if both…
Let it snow…
Check this work from year 8 working on the snowflake challenge. Click on each snowflake to see the source code. By Chloe By Phil By Poojan By Lucy By Ben By Thomas By Charlie By Emily By Jude By Katie…
My Logo in Python
Using all the skills we covered in the previous few challenges, we are going to adapt a script to create our own logo using Python Turtle. First let’s look at the following code: Challenge Your challenge consists of tweaking this…
Snowflake Challenge
Learning Objectives In this challenge we will use our Python Turtle skills to draw a snowflake. We will use iteration (For Loop) to recreate each branch of the snowflake. Step 1: The first branch First, let’s recap on the main…
Leap Year?
Challenge #1: Leap Year? Write a program that lets the end-user enter a year using 4 digits (“yyyy” format). The program should inform the user whether the year entered is a leap year or not. Challenge #2: Valid and Invalid…
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