Programming Resources
The challenges are designed to improve your Python skills, whether you're in Year 9 or Year 13 doing A-levels—they're relevant for everyone.
Programming Tips:
You will not get better at programming overnight. Like any other skill, programming requires practice and dedication. Start early, stay consistent, and remember: programming is just like math – it’s a skill you develop over time.
Learning to code is an investment in your future. While it might feel challenging at times, the rewards are immense. Not only do you gain a problem-solving mindset, but programming can lead to a high-paying salary, offering countless opportunities in today's tech-driven world.
Start with small projects. This will give you confidence and help you practice problem-solving.
Learn to debug. Understanding why your code doesn’t work is just as important as knowing how to write it.
Coding is about solving problems. Always break big problems into smaller ones.
Stay consistent. Dedicate some time every day to code. Even an hour a day can make a big difference.
Useful Resources:
Check out Codecademy for interactive coding lessons that can help you improve your skills from the ground up.
- freeCodeCamp - for in-depth tutorials on web development and more.
- Traversy Media - amazing for learning modern web development.
- Programming with Mosh - for programming concepts explained in a beginner-friendly way.
My Mission:
In Computer Science lessons, students often learn the bare basics (sometimes not even the basics, due to poor teaching). Let’s revolutionise Computer Science education together!