Computing
"Without requirements or design, programming is the art of adding bugs to an empty text file."
—Louis Srygley
Computer science, the new entry to schools in UK schools, holds much confusion for teachers and students alike.
"Without requirements or design, programming is the art of adding bugs to an empty text file."
—Louis Srygley
Computer science, the new entry to schools in UK schools, holds much confusion for teachers and students alike.
Posted on 11-06-19 in Computing • Part 5 of Introduction to Programming series • Tagged with python, turtle
Posted on 22-05-19 in Computing • Tagged with Academia, Python, Data
A common pattern in academia is cleaning up and processing dozens if not hundreds of files containing data. This post explores techniques for doing so in a clean, sane way.
Posted on 20-02-19 in Computing • Tagged with Python, A-level
Classes are a useful structure in Python for abstracting behaviours and grouping functions & variables together. This article covers an introduction to the topic along with several examples.
What decorators are and how they can be used in Python are discussed in this article
Posted on 19-01-19 in Computing • Tagged with A-level, Computer Science
This guide outlines how to begin writing (and coding) an A-level project for Computer Science
Posted on 01-10-18 in Computing • Tagged with python. random, passwords
In this article I will present uses of the standard library random. We will apply this to some useful examples.
Posted on 24-02-18 in Computing • Tagged with python, programming
Posted on 10-11-17 in Computing • Tagged with python, output, print
Printing with the new format argument is an incredibly useful technique. In this article I will present a few use cases.
Posted on 08-11-17 in Computing • Tagged with python, gcse, coding
In this post I will describe one way to ask the user for input and reject invalid input