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58. Algorithms in pseudocode and flow diagrams
Algorithms in pseudocode and flow diagrams
59. High level code and machine code
High level code and machine code - Part A
High level code and machine code - Test A
High level code and machine code - Part B
High level code and machine code - Test B
High level code and machine code - Part C
High level code and machine code - Test C
High level code and machine code - Part D
High level code and machine code - Activity
60. Tour of an IDE
Tour of an IDE - Part A
Tour of an IDE - Test A
Tour of an IDE - Part B
Tour of an IDE - Test B
Tour of an IDE - Part C
Tour of an IDE - Test C
Tour of an IDE - Part D
Tour of an IDE - Activity 1
61. Sequence in an algorithm
Sequence in an algorithm - Part A
Sequence in an algorithm - Test A
Sequence in an algorithm - Part B
Sequence in an algorithm - Test B
Sequence in an algorithm - Part C
Sequence in an algorithm - Activity
62. Selection in an algorithm
Selection in an algorithm - Part A
Selection in an algorithm - Test A
Selection in an algorithm - Part B
Selection in an algorithm - Test B
Selection in an algorithm - Part C
Selection in an algorithm - Activity 1
Selection in an algorithm - Activity 2
63. Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Part A
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Test A
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Part B
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Test B
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Part C
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Test C
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Part D
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Starter Activity
Iteration, basic programming constructs and loops - Plenary Activity
64. Variables and constants - new
Variables and constants
Variables and constants - Test
Variables and constants - Activity 1
65. Data types - new
Data types - Part A
Data types - Test A
66. Operations on numeric and Boolean data - new
Operations on numeric and Boolean data - Part A
Operations on numeric and Boolean data - Test A
Operations on numeric and Boolean data - Part B
Operations on numeric and Boolean data - Test B
Operations on numeric and Boolean data - Activity 1
67. Arrays - new
Arrays - Part A
Arrays - Test A
Arrays - Part B
Arrays - Activity 1
68. Syntax and logic errors
Syntax and logic errors - Part A
Syntax and logic errors - Test A
Syntax and logic errors - Part B
Syntax and logic errors - Starter Activity
Syntax and logic errors - Activity
69. Test data
Test data - Part A
Test data - Test A
Test data - Part B
Test data - Test B
Test data - Part C
Test data - Test C
Test data - Part D
Test data - Starter Activity
Test data - Activity
70. Basic string manipulation
Basic string manipulation - Part A
Basic string manipulation - Test A
Basic string manipulation - Part B
Basic string manipulation - Test B
Basic string manipulation - Starter Activity
Basic string manipulation - Activity
71. Basic file handling operations
Basic file handling operations - Part A
Basic file handling operations - Part B
Basic file handling operations - Test B
Basic file handling operations - Activity
Basic file handling operations - Test B
71. Basic file handling operations
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Fill in the gap in the statement below:
The character \n means move to a new
in the file.
If I can open up a file in read mode with “r”, and write mode with “w”, what is the mode “a” for?
Erasing the file
Adding data to the end of the file
Renaming the file
Moving the file to another location
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