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Python Cheat Sheet

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Python - Advanced, Python - Beginner, Python - Intermediate, Python Challenges
Python Cheat Sheet

You can download our Python Cheat Sheet to remind you at all times about the Python syntax.    

Do you know your <HTML> tags?

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

Download our HTML Cheat Sheet and use it as a reference when working on all your HTML web projects.

My ASCII Codes…

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts, JavaScript, Python Challenges

The ASCII code is used to give to each symbol / key from the keyboard a unique number called ASCII code. It can be used to convert text into ASCII code and then into binary code. It can be used…

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101 Computing Challenges

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Looking for some inspiration to learn or teach Computing concepts? Fancy a new challenge? This book is targeted at both learners (from 9 to 99 years old and above) and educators (parents, teachers…) who want to find a challenging end…

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Need dummy data fo fill in your tables?

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Database Concepts

Using websites such as www.generatedata.com you can generate large set of dummy data in just a few clicks. You can choose the fields and data types you need and generate a CSV file ready to import into your database or spreadsheet.  

Can you explain this equation?

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== and != are called comparison operators. They are used to compare two values and see whether they are the same (==) or check if they are different (!=). E.g. if (gender=="Male") alert("You are a man.");  = is used to…

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16 Million Colours

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When designing webpages you have to identifiy the key colours of your colour scheme. And considering that the RGB colour palette consists of 16 Million colours (16,777,216 to be exact) this can be a tricky task! Website such as www.colorpicker.com…

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Do you know your colour codes?

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When creating your HTML pages you will most likely use colour codes in HTML or even better in your CSS code. Do you understand how hexadecimal colour codes work? If so you should be able to guess the colour codes…

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Any Free Alternative to MS Access?

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8 of the Challenges listed in the 101 Computing Challenges book require you to use an RDBMS (Relational Database Management Software) which support the creation of multiple objects such as tables, queries, input forms and reports. One of the most…

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Star Script in Scratch

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Scratch Script

Here is a cool little script for you to try…    

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