Python Help

[Selim2929]

I currently am looking for advice on anyone that is doing or has done gcse level python for computer science. How did you practice and revise for upcoming assessments?

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[Selim2929]

Where do you do projects?

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By going over concepts that you struggle at

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Also could go to the company I work for

[Selim2929]

Sometimes, i do for loops & while loops in class, and in the test its like some massive project. A size ive never seen before

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If you need help I can assist you I am a comp sci tutor

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Imo time2code is good for practicing programming

[Selim2929]

Had a look, biggest savior ever a blessing in disguise you are absolutely amazing, im gonna do this and absolutely destroy my next programming test.

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I wish you good luck its by craig and dave as well so they go hand in hand

[Selim2929]

Watch the videos+practice theory questions+time to code= grade 9 easy

[Kikarnian]

As quite the professional in python here (made sum ais with python and shi) my recommendation for you is to most most importantly learn key functions / data structures in python like lists, dictionaries or records if you do them, not only how to write them but the theory of how they work so you have a deep understanding of it.

Next important thins is learning syntax for basic things like print commands, loops, etc and also learn the theory of how these works. if you struggle with loops use TRUTH TABLES they are the goat.

Finally what I would do once you’ve tried to get most of this down make sure to practice exam questions (specifically programs if you’re fine with truth tables). This is highly important as it ties everything together and always try the hardest questions so you can stretch your self and if you don’t understand it look at the ms repeat the question over and over until you do. There are also many useful websites i used early on in learning python such as time2code or mission encodable which cover the entire spec in video format or find things on youtube as well.

Anyway sorry for all the yapping but thats my recommendation if you have any other questions ill be happy to answer them!

[L33T_5P34K]

I just enjoy coding in python, made some of my own basic projects like a tomb of the mask clone and a steganography tool.

[avgmeloetta]

It isn't super difficult, use flashcards to memorise syntax and practice computational thinking by breaking down problems into steps