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Recursive vs. Iterative Algorithms

The purpose of this blog post is to highlight the differnce between two types of algorithms: Iterative and Recursive algorithms. The challenge we will focus on is to define a function that returns the result of 1+2+3+4+….+n where n is

Using CSS to organise text into columns

To improve the readability and design of your web pages you may want to organise your text into multiple columns. See the Pen CSS Columns by 101 Computing (@101Computing) on CodePen. Your Challenge Change the above code to split the

Projectile Motion Formula

Most artillery games are based on the Projectile Motion Formula used to trace the trajectory of a projectile thrown in the air. Due to gravity, its trajectory will be a parabola which shape will vary based on the angle and

Music Score using Python

In this challenge we are going to use Python to draw a music score by positioning notes on the staff. Look at the following code: Your challenge: Tweak the code given above so that the user can enter several notes

Goal Line Technology

Goal Line Technology

Inspired by the football world cup we came up with our own Glowscript code to implement a visual demonstration goal line technology. Rules of the challenge: Use Python to display the goal line on the screen as well as the

Python Turtle Clock

This challenge consists of using the Python turtle library and the datetime library to create a program that displays the current time as an anlogue clock. To complete this challenge we need to do some angle calculations to understand what

Python Turtle Challenge

In this challenge we are going to use the turtle library to draw the following shape: Step 1: Run the code below: Step 2: Complete the code to draw the full shape. (You can complete the code in the Trinket

Google Self-Driving Car: Flowchart

Google Self-Driving car is controlled by computer algorithms. In our previous post we looked at how to create a self-parking robot using Lego NXT and Enchanting software. For this challenge all we will need is a pen and some paper,

Robotics: Self-Parking Challenge

New cars are fully loaded with technology. Manufacturers are working on new systems to facilitate the driving experience. Self-parking systems will soon be available on most cars. Let’s look at what the technology can do: Your Challenge Build and program

Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge

Ready for a real JavaScript challenge?
Within this blog post you will be given the HTML, CSS and JavaScript for a game of Tic-Tac-Toe. However the code is incomplete. our challenge will be to complete the code to get a fullty working game.

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