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Flags of the World
We are trying to build a program that will ask the end-user to choose a flag amongst six flags. The program will then try to guess the selected flag by asking a maximum of two questions. Look at the flowchart…
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Learning Objectives When you write lines of code, there are three ways you can control the order these lines will be executed by the computer: Sequencing: This means that the computer will run your code in order, one line at…
The window cleaner’s quote
A window cleaner uses the following pricing policy to calculate how much to charge for cleaning all the windows of his customer’s dwelling. This pricing policy is based on the number of windows that need to be cleaned and works…
Penalty Shootout
For this challenge you are going to write a computer program where the user tries to score a goal against the computer. The user will be asked where do they want to shoot and will have to choose one of…
Daily Calorie Intake
Did You Know?Keeping a healthy lifestyle consists of adapting our daily food intake with our level of physical activities. The calories we intake (by eating food) has to roughly match the calories we burn throughout the day. Your Challenge For…
Find the monster!
Will you dare open one of the three doors above. (Click on a door to open or close it.) Did you come across any monster? If not carry on opening doors till you find a monster! Your Challenge Check the…
Revise: If Statements
Complete this drag and drop activity to use the right computing terminology about If Statements, boolean operators and comparison operators. equal to False comparison elif OR != boolean , =, AND and are operators, The result of a comparison is…
Formula 1 Grand Prix
For this challenge we are going to use pseudo-code to analyse the timings of the best two formula 1 drivers of the season, Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel on four different Grand Prix. For the purpose of this task we…
Guess Who
Did You Know? The aim of the “Guess Who” game is to look at a list of character cards and to ask “Yes/No” questions to progressively eliminate cards from the set by flipping them down. At the end of the…
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