Programming Fundamentals slides
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This Programming Fundamentals page gathers slides on pseudocode, data types and software development. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. The page has over 10 slides, with resources at school and university level. Pick a topic and explore the slides.
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- Algorithms and Flowcharts105
- Programming Languages131
- IDEs, Compilers and Interpreters165
- Python Programming99
- Programming Syntax65
- Variables, Constants and Data Types191
- Operators and Boolean Logic53
- Arrays and Data Structures43
- Control Structures89
- Functions and Procedures41
- Programming Paradigms35
- Robust Programming and Testing209
- Software Development13
- Game Programming Projects156
- Robot Programming Challenges16
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These slide sets cover topics including arrays, records, pseudocode, translators and software development. Data Types - Arrays and Records introduces arrays as a way to store related values. Pseudocode describes how to set out an algorithm in a form close to English and program code.
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Start with Pseudo code guide if you want to focus on inputs and outputs. For data structures, try Arrays Review alongside the slides on arrays and records. Software Development is an option when you want to follow the stages of developing a program.
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Which slides could I start with for pseudocode?
Try Pseudo code guide if you want to look at how inputs and outputs are written. The Pseudocode slide set is another starting point: it describes pseudocode as a way to define algorithms using language close to both English and program code.
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Which levels do the slides suit?
The page includes mainly school-level resources, with some aimed at university study. Some resources mention qualifications such as GCSE Computer Science and A-level Computer Science. School students, university students and professional candidates can look for slides that match the topics they are practising.