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Compucademy
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Fun and informative videos about learning Python programming and Computer Science.
Python Coding Challenge: The Josephus Problem
Update: oops, I was studying this puzzle for fun and didn't quite get the rules right. In the original problem, one people are eliminated, they no longer form part of the circle for the purposes of counting...
A fun Python coding challenge based on a classic historical puzzle.
Check out my Algorithmic Thinking with Python Courses on LinkedIn Learning:
www.linkedin.com/learning/foundations-of-algorithmic-thinking-with-python
www.linkedin.com/learning/advanced-algorithmic-thinking-with-python
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Pastebin with solution and text-to-circle code (not essential for solution):pastebin.com/jps12L5S
A great Maths lesson on the Josephus Problem: www.ucd.ie/mathstat/t4media/1.%20The%20Josephus%20problem.pdf
#python #algorithms #compsci #pythonbeginners #learntocode
A fun Python coding challenge based on a classic historical puzzle.
Check out my Algorithmic Thinking with Python Courses on LinkedIn Learning:
www.linkedin.com/learning/foundations-of-algorithmic-thinking-with-python
www.linkedin.com/learning/advanced-algorithmic-thinking-with-python
🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️
Pastebin with solution and text-to-circle code (not essential for solution):pastebin.com/jps12L5S
A great Maths lesson on the Josephus Problem: www.ucd.ie/mathstat/t4media/1.%20The%20Josephus%20problem.pdf
#python #algorithms #compsci #pythonbeginners #learntocode
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100 Doors Python Coding Challenge
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A detailed video on the One Hundred Doors coding challenge in Python. Covers: - Algorithmic thinking - Lists - Boolean Variables - For loops and nested for loops This is a fun coding challenge for students with a grasp of the basics of Python programming to apply their skills and practice their algorithmic thinking.
Python Fizz Buzz Coding Challenge
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A walk-through of the famous Fizz Buzz Coding challenge. Ideal for Python beginners. 👩💻 💻 👨💻 Check out some of our teaching resources here, including a lesson on the Modulo operator: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Compucademy #python #compsci #pythonbeginners #learntocode
Python Turtle Graphics Turtle Race Program
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A fun program which creates a race between 2 turtles using the turtle graphics module in Python. ua-cam.com/video/RwASJdPfaEI/v-deo.html #python #compsci #pythonbeginners #turtlegraphics #learntocode
Python Password Checker Program
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A basic Python exercise suitable for beginners. Get users to enter a password and print appropriate messages. Makes use of variable assignment, string and Boolean data types, while loop, getting user input and conditionals. The urls for the online IDE I use are: Program skeleton with comments: py3.codeskulptor.org/#user308_b4vFI9bDI1_0.py Solution: py3.codeskulptor.org/#user308_b4vFI9bDI1_1.py ...
An Introduction to While Loops in Python
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While loops are one of the fundamental control structures in Python, used for repeating tasks until a give condition is met. This video gives a simple example of a Python while loop and explains the importance of ensuring the code approaches the exit condition. #python #pythonbeginners #compsci #learntocode
Python Programming - Try Except Blocks
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This video shows you how to handle exceptions in Python programming with `try-except` blocks. This is a very important construct with many applications and will help you to make your programs more robust. Topics covered: - What is an exception in Python? - A basic example of a try-except block in Python - Handling index out of range errors The Compucademy website has many articles and resources...
Introduction to Git Version Control
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Learn about the powerful Git version control system used by millions to manage coding projects. Topics covered: - Cloning repositories from GitHub - Installing Git (on Windows) - Basic Git commands in a command-line interface - Initializing a new Git repository - Adding files to a Git repository - Making a commit Links from video: www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001927.htm github.com/Robin-Andrew...
Python Programming The Accumulator Pattern
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# Python Programming - The Accumulator Pattern This is a video about a very common pattern in Python programs called "the Accumulator Pattern", which helps us to solve many different programming challenges. We use the example of a function to convert camelCase to snake_case variable names as an example. Topics covered: - What are snake_case and camelCase? - Building a function return value star...
Discrete Quantities vs Continuous Quantities in Computing
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This is a video about the difference between discrete and continuous quantities and why that's important in computing. "Pixel resolution: The term resolution is often considered equivalent to pixel count in digital imaging, though international standards in the digital camera field specify it should instead be called "Number of Total Pixels" in relation to image sensors, and as "Number of Recor...
Introduction to GitHub as a Resource for Learning Programming and Computer Science
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This video is about GitHub and how it can be used as a resource to accelerate your learning of programming and Computer Science. Topics covered: - What is GitHub? - How is GitHub related to Git (the version control system)? - Reading good code as a way to improve programming ability - Downloading repositories and files from GitHub github.com/ github.com/Robin-Andrews The Compucademy website has...
Deeper Understanding of Algorithms by Using a Whiteboard
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This video discusses how useful whiteboards are for helping to understand algorithms when learning programming and Computer Science. Topics covered: - How whiteboards are a modern evolution of writing methods - How to explore the flow of an algorithm as well as its details using a whiteboard - Some examples of using a whiteboard to deepen understanding of algorithms e.g Depth-First Search, Dijk...
Python Test Driven Development Introduction
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This video is an introduction to the very basics of Test Driven Development in Python using simple `assert` statements Topics covered: - Thinking ahead about the expected behaviour of a Python program - Using `assert` statements as a basic type of test - Identifying and debugging logic errors in a Python program. We have a blog with many articles on learning Python programming and Computer Scie...
Visualizing Python Code Execution
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This video is about tracing the execution of Python programs using an online visualization tool. Topics covered: - Stepping through Python programs line by line - Tracing variable values in Python programs - Sharing code tracing examples with others - The factorial function in Python Here's the link to the online Python code visualizer discussed in the video: cscircles.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/visuali...
Learning Procedures with Lightbot Game
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Learning Procedures with Lightbot Game
Python Programming - From Algorithm to Program Statements
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Python Programming - From Algorithm to Program Statements
Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 4
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Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 4
Introduction to Codewars for Learning Python Programming
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Introduction to Codewars for Learning Python Programming
Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 3
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Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 3
Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 2
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Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 2
Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 1
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Python Turtle Graphics Snake Game Part 1
Python Turtle Stamps and Click Events
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Python Turtle Stamps and Click Events
Running Python Scripts from a Command Line
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Running Python Scripts from a Command Line
Modelling an SR Flip Flip as a Finite State Machine with Python
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Modelling an SR Flip Flip as a Finite State Machine with Python
Python Learning Resources for Beginners
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Python Learning Resources for Beginners
Thanks for explaining. Came from Coursera's ARM course
very helpful, thanks a lot's
nice
nice
Thanks man, you rule, very awesome, love you, keep it up. Hope to be as good as you one day.
very helpful, thanks!
I've reecently picked up Python annd learning a lot. But, what I am finding is how creative some of the problem solving is - it's amazing
Very well explained thank you a lot!!
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Hi! thank you for this video : ) I have a little question, is it possible to link the opposite borders of the turtle screen in this game? So when the snake goes through one side, it comes out through the opposite side? If yes, can you tell me😟 I've tried checking on Google but didn't find anything : (
Hi! thank you for this video : ) I have a little question, is it possible to link the opposite borders of the turtle screen in this game? So when the snake goes through one side, it comes out through the opposite side? If yes, can you tell me😟 I've tried checking on Google but didn't find anything : (
you dont even show us the result of this code...waste of time
You stupid he did
@@og_jobro when?
the end
all that was done was making the snake. move
how i can change icon of window? help please
It is showing error when I click the dot
You're big help for me! Thank you!
This is helpful thanks for uploading it. I came across it via your website (compu-cademy).
thats fine a lot of people do that
Nice
GREAT EXPLAINING THANK YOU!!
Very good video. What does the last line do/mean in the code?
Just what I needed.
Thank you for explaining the accumulator logic!
You are welcome.
Hey. It will be much better if you increase the volume and quality of your voice. :-)
Very well explained... Thanks @Compucademy.. very detailed explanation and at the end a revision as well...
You are doing commendable job on UA-cam. I am surprised that you haven't gained more subs yet. Just keep making such more in depth informative videos which explains such stuff ( and I have seen your other videos as well ) in such great details and you channel will definitely gonna grow someday. Just keep doing this good work and if possible do upload videos more often. I will drop my two cents here... Please do change your intro music and maybe work on your thumbnails if you can for gaining more views and subs. You have earned my sub and like as well. Keep doing this good work.
Hi Hidan, I'm glad you like my content. I'm curious though, why don't you think the music fits? I was going for "delightfully geeky" (I wrote it myself on a GameBoy!), but maybe to you it sounds dated or something?
I quoted the source below. Christian mentioned to me his was similar. Not surprising really since same language and library. Boring comments.
hm.. the code looks like u copied of another youtuber. oops exposed
Do you have a source for that? The code was initially based off this article: www.edureka.co/blog/python-turtle-module/, but it had some issues which I address in this series. The resulting code is much more robust. For example not using `while True` in an event-driven environment, and also not just hiding the body segments off-screen each time the snake crashes, which leads to serious memory leakage. Overall you comment seems pretty unhelpful.
compud is right
@@compucademy you keep looking some where else as if your copying something. If you know how to make it then why look. Just code it off the bat
@@compucademy No wonder you just have 21 likes....its suprising no one disliked.....these are true comments not boring ones
Oh yay you have one dislike now
It is really amazing... Keep it up brother
Please upload the 3 part please for God snake
Done.
nice joke
have you created the next video for using dijkstras?
Not yet, sorry. I'm focusing on my blog.
This is great. Very clearly explained.